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Snapfish passport photos: price and how to print your own

Snapfish charges No in-store photos; prints only for passport photos. A 6×4 print of a sheet you make here costs From A$0.15 per 6×4 print plus delivery, or collect at partner stores and carries up to eight 35×45 mm photos (or two 2×2 inch).

Passport photo service
No in-store photos; prints only
6×4 print of your own sheet
From A$0.15 per 6×4 print plus delivery, or collect at partner stores
Dye-sublimation / photo paper
Yes
Prices last checked
2026-10-28
Website
https://www.snapfish.com.au/

How to print our sheet at Snapfish

Upload the 6×4 sheet, order a 6×4 glossy print and choose 'do not crop'. Collect at Harvey Norman (AU), Asda (UK) or Walgreens (US) partner stores, or have it posted.

  1. Make your photo in the tool and download the 6×4 print sheet (the free version is watermarked; the paid one is clean).
  2. Order one 6×4 print. Choose actual size or no crop; never fit-to-page.
  3. Cut along the thin marks. Measure one photo with a ruler: 35 mm wide means the scale was right.

Documents for Australia

Frequently asked questions

Does Snapfish print passport photos on the right paper?

Snapfish's photo kiosks and labs print by dye-sublimation on glossy photo paper, which meets the Australian Passport Office's 200 gsm glossy rule and every other authority's photo-paper rule.

What size print do I order?

A standard 6×4 inch (15×10 cm) print. Our sheet is laid out for that size with cut marks, and holds up to 8 35×45 mm photos.

Why must I turn off fit-to-page or auto-crop?

Kiosks default to filling the paper, which scales the sheet and makes every photo the wrong size. Choose actual size / no crop so 35 mm prints as 35 mm. Measure one photo with a ruler after printing.

How much does Snapfish charge for passport photos?

No in-store photos; prints only. A single 6×4 print of our sheet costs From A$0.15 per 6×4 print plus delivery, or collect at partner stores.

Can I print at home instead?

Only where the authority allows it (the US does; Australia does not). Use photo paper, print at 100 per cent and check the size with a ruler.

Are prices current?

Prices were last checked on 2026-10-28 and change without notice; treat them as a guide.