Wow! If you’re looking for an easy way to get free photo prints without paying out of pocket, don’t miss out on these CVS photo deals! CVS Photo is SO simple to order online and pick up that same day for a quick, last minute gift idea!
You can currently get 10 free 4×6 Photo Prints at CVS with free same day in-store pickup!
Just upload your pictures on the CVS photo site, go to checkout, use coupon code 10FREEP, and choose same day in-store pickup. Your total should be $0.00!
Please note that this code might not work in the app.
Valid for a limited time only.
CVS Photo Deals FAQs
CVS offers many different sized photos, but this deal is only valid for 4″x6″ photos.
Yes, you may use coupons on photos, but you can not use CVS ExtraBucks Rewards on photos.
This may depend on which store is closer to you, but some say that Walgreens is better for quick prints, but CVS is a better choice for larger prints. Walgreens uses inkjet printing, while CVS uses dye sublimation printing. Both methods produce high-quality prints, but dye sublimation is generally considered better.
Yes… although it depends on the resolution of the image you upload. The CVS upload tools will alert you if your image resolution isn’t high enough to print at whatever size you are printing, so as long as you don’t see the low resolution alert, your images should print clearly.
This depends on the type of photo you’re ordering and how busy that store location is. They do offer a 1-hour pickup on select sizes and same-day pick up on most orders. However, photo books and developed film pictures will take 7-10 days.
Yes! You can print photos at CVS directly from your phone using the CVS app, the Minute Photo app, or the Google Photos app.
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