Send photos to grandparents: a real postcard for Grandma and Grandpa
Send photos to grandparents without asking them to learn anything. Add phone photos, write a note, and we print and mail a real postcard.
No app for them. No stamps for you. Free shipping on every order.

How do you send photos to grandparents who don't use apps?
Print them on a postcard. FamilyLetter takes up to four phone photos and a message, then prints, stamps and mails a 4x6 card to them.
One card is $9.99 with free shipping. It usually arrives in 5 to 10 business days, though we can't guarantee a date.
What is the easiest way to send photos to grandparents?
The one that asks least of Grandma. A postcard needs nothing at her end. A digital frame suits grandparents with Wi-Fi and a helper nearby.
| Way | Setup for you | What Grandma does | Needs Wi-Fi |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital photo frame | Buy it, connect it, set up its app | Nothing, once it works | Yes |
| Prints-by-mail app | Account, upload, address | Finds a place for loose prints | No |
| Text or email | None | Opens the thread, zooms in | Yes, or a data plan |
| Photo postcard | Pick photos, write a note | Checks the mailbox | No |
From camera roll to their mailbox
Upload photos straight from your phone, HEIC included. Pinch to frame each one; you're warned if a photo is too small to print sharply.
- One photo, two side by side, three, or a 2x2 grid
- JPG, PNG, HEIC and WebP photos accepted
- The preview is drawn to the real print layout

Send photos to grandparents with nothing to install
Grandparents don't download, log in or charge anything. The photos come as a postcard in their mailbox, addressed to them.
What lands in their mailbox
A 4x6 postcard printed in full color on thick, glossy card stock. Your photos fill the front; your message is on the back.

What to write on a photo postcard to Grandma
Name everyone in the photos and add one thing from this week. Two lines is plenty.
- Mia lost her first tooth at the zoo. The penguins didn't notice.
- Sam's first goal. He scored for the other team, but it counts.
- We tried your pancake recipe. Still not as good as yours.
- Ella asks when you're visiting. So do we.
Sending photos every few weeks?
The Postcard Club makes each card $1.49 with postage, and saves their address. Membership renews at $10 a month or $48 a year.

Printed to be held, not scrolled past.
Every postcard is printed in full color on thick 4×6 card stock with a glossy finish, then mailed by USPS First-Class.
- Thick, glossy 4×6 card stock
- Crisp full-color photo printing
- Free shipping, postage included
Questions families ask
- How do you send photos to grandparents without a smartphone?
- Mail them as a printed postcard. Nothing is needed on their end; it arrives with their regular mail.
- How many photos fit on one postcard?
- Up to four. Choose one full photo, two side by side, one tall with two stacked, or a 2x2 grid.
- Will phone photos print well?
- Yes. Everyday phone photos print in rich, full color. Pick ones with good light and faces that are easy to see.
- What does it cost to send photos to grandparents?
- $9.99 for one postcard with free shipping. The second card is $8.00, the third $7.00, then $5.00 each, up to 10.
- Are my photos kept private?
- Your photos are used only to make and mail your card. They are never sold, used in ads or used to train AI.
- How long does delivery take?
- Usually 5 to 10 business days: printed within 1 to 2 business days, then USPS First-Class. We can't guarantee a delivery date.
Send this week's photos
Pick up to four photos from your phone, add a note, and check the real card before you pay.
Reprinted free if it's lost or damaged. Tell us within 60 days.
- Custom photo postcards · your camera roll on a real 4x6 card
- Send postcards · one postcard to Grandma, printed and mailed for you
- Send postcards online · how the online service works end to end
- Monthly postcards for grandparents · keeping a once-a-month card going yourself
- Gifts for grandparents · photo postcards from the grandkids
- Long-distance grandparent ideas · practical ways to feel closer between visits