It's Easier Than You Think

Scanning a few hundred photos takes about 17 hours.

Do-it-yourself photo scanning is a pain.

It's great to have your photos scanned, but babysitting your computer scan after scan gets old fast. If the cost is low, and the process is a breeze, why wouldn't you do something with your photo collection now?

Rediscovering old photos is a blast.

Sure, there were some fashion faux pas along the way -- those '70s mutton chops were a bold choice -- but that's the really good stuff in life. Photos document your personal history, all the moments that make your life uniquely yours. And it's a blast to remember the people and places that made your life what it is today.

And here's the thing.

Your personal history fades every day, one photo at a time. Due to photo processing and storage when your photos were originally taken, your prints are susceptible to fading, color changes, and other types of photo damage, more and more every day that passes.

It's a blast to remember the people and places that made your life what it is today.

And here's one more thing.

Every year, families lose photo collections due to unexpected disasters, fires and flooding. Photo scanning is an easy way to, once and for all, create a digital archive of your life. And, did we mention, it's also a blast to rediscover old snapshots?

So why scan photos now?

It's pretty simple. Chances are you've had some incredible experiences over the years, and they're buried in a box in a closet somewhere. Let us scan those memories for you so you can start sharing them again.