As a photography student and avid Instagram user I'm constantly trying to capture a moment before it passes and then keep record of it online. I like having a place in which I can record particular moments and share them with others. I've been thinking about getting hard copy prints of my Instagram photos for so long but I didn't know where to begin. I didn't want them to lack quality and so I constantly found myself putting it off. 

Not long ago however I was incredibly happy to hear about a newly founded company that go by the name of PRINTL. PRINTL are a service that do exactly what I'd been hoping for. You simply sign up at https://printl.net/ to get your images printed and then the team at PRINTL go through your feed and scan it for the most popular images you've posted. The popularity is determined of course by how many likes they have received by your followers, your ten most favoured images from each month are then turned into stunning 3" X 4" Polaroid style prints and sent straight to your door. That's the best bit for me, I don't even have to go anywhere the images arrive in my mailbox and then I have my favourite Instagram images as beautiful keep sakes forever. 




The service is $9.99 monthly which includes free world wide shipping, so for under $1 an image you get a stunning little package of your ten most popular posts every single month.

Now just for reading this I can give you the promo code 'PRINTL70' which you simply enter when you sign up and then you get your first month for 70% off, that means for a measly $3 you can have all your best Instagram photos sent straight to your door! 


My experience so far as been nothing but positive, the team at PRINTL are all absolutely lovely. The product quality is something I'm extremely satisfied with and I often find myself getting quite excited when I know my little PRINTL package will be arriving any day.

I definitely advise you to try it out for yourself and remember to post your lovely little Polaroid pictures on Instagram when you receive them and use the hashtag #printl 
Also feel free to tag me @sinkingsophie as I'd love to see how your prints turn out!