MyFUJIFILM Photo Calendars

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Runs on Web.

MyFUJIFILM Photo Calendars is ranked #25 of 26 in photo calendar software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web. There is no free plan.

MyFUJIFILM Photo Calendars plans and pricing

A5 Photo Wall Calendar £8.99 once 13-page calendar · A5 wall format my.fujifilm.com · 4 Oct 2026

Slim Calendar £8.99 once 13 pages · 135mm × 297mm portrait format my.fujifilm.com · 4 Oct 2026

A4 Photo Wall Calendar £12.95 once 13-page calendar · 13 photos · A4 wall format my.fujifilm.com · 4 Oct 2026

Wooden Block Calendar £24.95 once 13 card pages · 8 × 6 inches · wooden base my.fujifilm.com · 4 Oct 2026

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Purpose: MyFUJIFILM lets people create personalised photo calendars for display at home or in an office, or as gifts.
Personalisation: The online editor supports uploaded photos, layouts, backgrounds, patterns, text, frames, and clipart.
Calendar settings: The editor lets customers select the calendar language and starting month.
Image checks: The online editor flags photos whose resolution may be too low for the calendar.
Production: The A5 calendar page says its calendars are made in the UK and simplex printed with premium ink.
Delivery: The calendar FAQ says delivery usually takes around five working days; product pages give estimates of four days for A4, A5, and Slim calendars.
Support: MyFUJIFILM says it has a customer service team available to help and provides a contact page.
Privacy: FUJIFILM UK Limited identifies itself as the data controller and says website personal data is handled under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.
Account requirement: The privacy policy says visitors can use the website without registration, though customers may create an account.
Service closure: The website states that MyFUJIFILM is closing on 7 October 2026.
Founded: 1934
Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan

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