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We know this task can feel overwhelming, but don’t fret! Spring is one of the best times to organize and print your camera roll. We’ve come up with a simple yet effective routine to press the reset on your camera roll, surface the best photos worth printing, and seal the deal with a home full of cute prints. Let’s get into it!

Step 1: Choose a clear date range

A Step-by-Step Guide to Spring Cleaning Your Camera Roll

It could be a date range (January–March is a good option right now), a recent vacation (yes, last year’s trip counts!), or even a special weekend. This helps the task feel a bit less daunting.

Remember: you’re not “organizing everything.” You’re prepping your next print order (and organizing in the process), which is much more fun. 🙂 

Step 2: Delete only what’s truly unnecessary

A Step-by-Step Guide to Spring Cleaning Your Camera Roll

We know, sometimes deleting is hard. To avoid that delete-guilt, start with the photos that are the easiest to scrap:

  • Screenshots
  • Duplicates
  • Accidental photos

Step 3: Favorite generously

A Step-by-Step Guide to Spring Cleaning Your Camera Roll

This is the fun part! Tap the heart on anything that:

  • Feels familiar
  • Shows real life
  • Would feel good to see in your home

More favorites = more printing options, not more pressure.

Step 4: Create a “Spring Prints” album

A Step-by-Step Guide to Spring Cleaning Your Camera Roll

Add your favorites to an album. This bunch will become your short list for:

Plus, having a dedicated album makes printing feel like a breeze.

Step 5: Match photos to formats

A Step-by-Step Guide to Spring Cleaning Your Camera Roll

Before ordering, do a quick mental sort:

  • Wide, environmental shots → larger prints or framed prints
  • Small, quiet moments → standard photo prints, like Squares, Classic, or Glossy
  • Groups of related moments → a photo book

Our range of print sizes makes it easy to choose formats after you’ve chosen the photos.

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