Fujifilm Takes Over Google Photos Print Store in the US
Fujifilm now runs the Google Photos Print Store in the US, rebranded as Fujifilm for Google Photos Print Store, with expanded print options and retail pickup.
Fujifilm has taken over operation of the Google Photos Print Store in the United States. The storefront is now co-branded as Fujifilm for Google Photos Print Store, according to androidauthority.com.
Under the new arrangement, Fujifilm handles operations, customer support, and the product catalog. Users can expect an expanded range of print formats, frames, decor, and gift items.
US users will also be able to pick up select print items at major retail locations. Fujifilm said it plans to roll out new features and a more robust user experience in the future.
The Fujifilm integration began rolling out to Google Photos users in the US at the end of August 2026.
Quick answers
What is the Google Photos Print Store now called?
It is now co-branded as Fujifilm for Google Photos Print Store.
What does Fujifilm handle in the new setup?
Fujifilm handles operations, customer support, and the product catalog.
Can US users pick up prints in person?
Yes, US users will be able to pick up select print items at major retail locations.