how to print your nsfw spicy nude photos
**then turn your prints into a spicy photo album to surprise your partner ;)**
Random people on the internet will suggest you go to your local CVS, Walgreens, Target, or Walmart to print your spicy photos or boudoir photos but I disagree. You’ll save money but their printers are crap and the quality just isn’t it (this is coming from a professional photographer). Your skin will appear more orange and sometimes the colors end up being way too saturated. You get what you paid for. But more importantly, this option defeats the whole purpose of keeping your photos private. I can imagine a worker saying “hey Steve, come look at this” while printing behind the counter.
On the other hand, you try searching professional printing companies without reviewing their policies to then receive an angry message from the manager or you get your photos back but they’re black. A lot of professional printing companies are very strict on explicit/sensitive content even traditional boudoir photos. Most have a no nudity rule such as no female nipple can be seen **eye-roll**. So that leaves you with only selecting photos where you’re fully covered which is fine but we need to print those sexy nudes.
The best option you have that’s private and be able to print nsfw photos is to print at home. If you didn’t go through a professional photographer where they can help you print and make albums, there’s a way you can easily do this yourself, get a little creative, and you’ll end up with a naughty surprise to gift your partner.
I’ve gone ahead and done the hard part for you by pulling together a list of printers ranging from most affordable to highest quality for someone who needs just the basics taken care of. Print those nudes, babe:
This lingerie set is from Skims taken by Your Eyes Only
Beginner Friendly Printers:
Best high quality printer: Canon PIXMA TS5320 This all-in-one printer offers easy wireless setup and printing from your smartphone or tablet. It has a compact design and produces high-quality photo prints. Ink cartridges are an additional $40.
Best high quality runner up: Canon SELPHY CP1300 If you prefer a dedicated photo printer, this is a compact and portable option. It prints photos directly from your smartphone or camera via Wi-Fi or a memory card. It's straightforward to use and produces high-quality prints. Ink cartridges are an additional $30.
Budget friendly: Epson Expression Home XP-4100 Another all-in-one printer, features wireless printing capabilities. It offers decent photo printing quality and is relatively easy to set up and use. Ink cartridges are an additional $20.
Most expensive: HP ENVY Photo 7155 This is designed specifically for photo printing and offers good print quality, especially for photos. It supports wireless printing and has a user-friendly interface. Ink cartridges are an additional $55.
Compact: HP Sprocket Portable Photo Printer For printing smaller-sized photos on the go, this is a fun and compact option. It connects wirelessly to your smartphone and prints photos on sticky-backed paper, perfect for creating stickers or instant memories. Photo sheets are an additional $90. Photos are printed at a 2x3 size.
Easy-to-use: KODAK Dock Plus 4PASS Instant Photo Printer This is a convenient option for printing photos on the go, offering portability, wireless connectivity, and ease of use. However, it's best suited for casual printing needs and may not be ideal for those looking for higher-quality prints or more advanced features. Purchase the printer and 90 count photo sheets all for $140. Photos are printed at a 4x6 size.
Creative option: Digital to Analog Polaroid Photo Printer The Polaroid lab converts digital photos on your phone to real Polaroid prints through the Polaroid Originals app. Put your spicy polaroids into an album as a gift. Polaroid film is an additional $20 per pack.
Modern Photo Albums:
Artifact Uprising: offers a range of stylish photo albums that allow you to insert prints into sleeves. Their albums feature high-quality materials and customizable covers, making them perfect for showcasing your memories in a beautifully designed book.
Semikolon: offers high-quality linen covers. Consists of 80 cream colored pages with glassine paper interleaves to protect the photos. Features a convenient pocket in the back where you can store extra photos.
Printworks: coffee table quality photo album featuring a variety of designer books. Features 30 pages of high-quality photo paper, allowing you to attach your photos easily using their stickers or photo corners, which are bought separately.
Kolo: offers a selection of high-quality photo albums and scrapbooks with archival-quality sleeves for holding prints. They’re available on Amazon with next day shipping.
Mochi Things: is a classy and versatile memory keeper. They have a variety of photo books in different styles and sizes. It comes empty, so you can fill it up with a combination of prints and polaroids.
Etsy: support a small business to create a custom polaroid photo album. Make it cute and organize all your polaroids into sleek, high quality photo book.
Side note: I’ve heard from other boudoir photographers that they recommend Mpix if their clients just need basic prints or a photo album. I haven’t personally used them nor have I recommended this to my own clients. Before purchasing from them, I highly suggest looking into their policies first to see what they are allowed to print, how they privately handle your photos, and what type of content goes against their rules. Up to you if you think it’s worth a try!
Elevate your spicy DIY photos by booking a boudoir session to have classy, artistic photos for yourself or for your partner with the perk of making high quality prints or an album. Even your most erotic photos can be printed. An experience for both couples or solo boudoir.
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