Fujifilm and Google Launch New Google Photos Print Store

Fujifilm has unveiled a new co-branded print storefront named "Fujifilm for Google Photos Print Store," aimed at providing Google Photos users with physical photo printing options. The company will assume control over the platform's photo printing features, overseeing the storefront, customer support, lifecycle marketing, and a broader product range. Bing Liem, president of Fujifilm North America's Imaging Division, referred to this partnership as a "dream collaboration," merging Google's tech prowess with Fujifilm's extensive 90-year imaging history. Shimrit Ben-Yair, Google Photos' vice president, shared enthusiasm for the ongoing collaboration, emphasizing the storefront's potential to enhance user printing experiences. The integrated store will launch within Google Photos, offering customizable prints, frames, decor, and more. The service will leverage Google Photos' intelligence to recommend relevant photos and print options. Fujifilm will manage transactions, shipping, and support. The rollout has begun in the U.S., with Europe set to follow in October. This announcement was made on September 1, 2026, through PetaPixel.