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New Features of Amazon Prime Photos

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New Features of Amazon Prime Photos to sort out an old Mess

For today’s “New Features of Amazon Prime Photos” discussion, I am serving as an #AmazonSpokesperson 

New Features of Amazon Prime Photos

Does your current family photo storage look like this?

Our family photos have their own room. No, seriously, they take up a whole room in my dad’s upstairs. They are a mess, all stored in envelopes, shoes boxes and old-photo-ruining-sticky albums. What’s a girl to do? Amazon has launched an all-new Prime Photos experience with Family Vault. Now, Prime members can share their benefit of unlimited photo storage with up to five family members or friends at no additional cost. Prime Photos is free for Prime members and makes it easy for family members to safely store and share all their favorite photos.

New Features of Amazon Prime Photos

New Features of Amazon Prime Photos

New features of amazon prime photos include:

  • Family Vault
  • Image Search –Prime Photos’ new search technology makes finding photos based on people, places, or things a snap
  • People view–You can browse photos of individual family members and friends.
  • Places view — Looking for pictures from a the lake or birthday? Search for “lake” or “birthday” and relevant photos will show up
  • Order photo prints, cards, photo books, and calendars directly from your Prime Photos account

Free! Free! Free!

Prime Photos is free for Prime members! Free unlimited photo storage for Prime members! Free up space on your phone. Add five family members or friends via the Family Vault at no additional cost. The Prime Photos app is free too! 

Download the new Prime Photos app here

Available for iPhone or Android

Prime members love the benefit of unlimited photo storage but often struggle to collect and organize photos across multiple devices and accounts into a single, shareable archive,” said David Nenke, Director of Prime Photos, Amazon. “We launched the Family Vault to make it easy for family members to safely store and share all their favorite moments.

Watch this fun video to see how some families are using Prime Photos Family Vault:

still blondeThe Chief Blonde Remarks: I just downloaded the Prime Photos app. It downloaded in less than one minute. It looks like it will be easy for my dad and I to upload that big room of photos once we get our scanners rolling. So excited to finally be able to easily access all our photos in one place!  The unlimited photo storage sure will come in handy as well!

How about you? Do you have a big photo mess? Organize it today and share it with family on Amazon Prime Photos.

Get organized with the new Prime Photos app here

Thanks to Amazon for sponsoring this post! Amazon, Fire and the Amazon Fire TV logo are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. #PrimePhotos #FamilyVault

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  1. Stacy says

    I would store vacation photos there. I love sharing my photos, but I know that it can be time consuming to look through other people’s vacation photos. At least that way my family could look at the pictures they want to easily.

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  6. Jennifer S. says

    I like image search — hopefully I’ll be able to identify all the childhood photos of my relatives who have passed(!)

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  7. Jennifer S. says

    I’ve lost several family members in the past few years and have inherited their photos. Yikes! Everyone stopped organizing them at some point. It’s going to be a pain to get through them any way I do it, but this way seems like the best option long-term.

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