10x15 Photo Prints: Price, Size and Ordering

How is the 10x15 photo print price calculated?

The price per print depends on the total number of prints in your cart and the table at the top of the page is live: if the price changes in the admin panel, this page, the cart and checkout change together. Once the total passes a step, every print in the order is charged at that step’s unit price — splitting photos into separate carts brings no advantage. Copies count too: 30 photos with two copies each count as 60 prints.

The step applies automatically; no coupon or code is needed. Shipping is a separate line and is free above a certain cart total; VAT is included.

Two public comparisons: a 10×15 print at the Migros Jet Photo kiosk costs 16.95 TL (migros.com.tr product page, 07.10.2026), and the 2026 photographers’ tariff of the Ankara Chamber of Commerce lists an amateur 10×15 print at 76.50 TL (maximum, excluding VAT). At the kiosk you print in the store yourself, see the Jet Photo kiosk guide; the tariff is a ceiling for studios and real prices can be lower. Online, kiosk and studio printing side by side: the table on the photo print prices page.

In the Photos and Preview steps the status bar at the top shows the total prints and the price steps. If you are just below a step, adding a few prints can lower your total or keep it the same, because every print drops to the new step’s unit price; only then does the bar say how many prints to add, and it never suggests anything that raises your total.

How much do 100 10x15 photo prints cost?

The unit price and an example total for 100 10×15 prints are in the last row of the live table at the top of the page: the unit price drops in steps with the total, and 100 prints or more is the lowest step. All 100 prints are charged at that step’s unit price; VAT is included, shipping is a separate line, and the cart total from which shipping is free is shown under the table.

Copies count towards the total. 100 different photos with one copy each, 50 photos with two copies each, or 30 photos with two copies plus 40 photos with one copy — all three are 100 prints at the same unit price. One order can hold up to 200 photos and 500 prints in total, copies included; each photo can have up to 99 copies. For bigger jobs you place a second order; each order’s unit price is based on its own total.

In bulk printing the slow part is picking the photos. When choosing 100 pictures from a holiday, wedding or graduation, first gather them into an album in your phone’s gallery, then select that album in one go. If you pick the same photo twice by mistake, the second one is not added and a short notice appears; for more prints of that photo, raise its copies in the preview. Bulk selection on iPhone and Android is covered in print photos from your phone.

How do you upload and edit your photos?

The photos you choose appear at once; they upload three at a time in the background, each tile shows a progress ring and the status bar at the top counts how many have uploaded. On a computer you can drag and drop photos anywhere on the page or the wizard window. If the connection drops, uploading resumes where it left off once you are back online; a photo that fails is never dropped silently but waits with “Retry” or “Remove”. Each uploaded photo is saved to your cart straight away, so it is still there if you close the tab and come back.

In the Preview step each photo appears as it will sit on 10×15 paper. A low-resolution photo gets a warning line above it; open it to drag or zoom the crop, rotate the photo or switch to “White border”. Set copies per photo with the −/+ buttons or with “Copies for all: 1·2·3” at the top; “Fill” and “White border” can also be applied to every photo with one tap. A photo you removed by mistake can be brought back with “Undo” for a few seconds.

At delivery, choosing province and district opens the cargo option; if the address is in one of Istanbul’s courier zones a courier option appears too. You do not need an account beforehand: you enter your email at payment, an account is opened automatically and a sign-in link arrives by email. If you already have an account with that address you are asked to sign in without leaving the page; your cart and uploaded photos are kept.

How ordering online compares with printing at home or at a kiosk, with the steps for each, is on how to print 10x15 photos.

How does a phone photo fit 10x15?

10×15 paper is 2:3 while most phone main cameras shoot 3:4. When the ratios differ there are two ways. “Fill” covers the whole paper and trims the excess from the centre: on a 3:4 photo that is 11.1% of the short side, about 5.5% from each side of a portrait photo. “White border” prints the whole photo; on a 3:4 photo a total of 1.7 cm of white remains above and below.

These values are our own calculation, comparing each photo ratio with 10.16×15.24 cm paper, and match the upload screen’s default crop. On square (1:1) photos filling removes a third of one side, so a white-bordered print usually looks better. Landscape photos are printed landscape and cropped in their own direction. Trimming for other sizes such as 9×13, 13×18 and 20×30 is tabulated on the photo print sizes page.

Portrait and landscape photos can be mixed in one order: each is cropped in its own direction and printed on the same 10×15 paper, a landscape photo simply turned on its side. Panoramic photos (say 20:9) lose a lot from the sides when filled; choosing “White border” keeps the whole view.

What does borderless printing mean?

In a borderless print the image runs to the edge of the paper with no white frame. To hit the edge exactly the printer overflows the image slightly, so the outermost strip of about 2 mm can be trimmed. The dashed line in the editor shows this safe area: if text, a date or a face is very close to the edge, move the crop slightly inwards.

Each print file is 1200×1800 pixels at 300 DPI; colour is converted to sRGB, the phone’s orientation is applied and EXIF data including location (GPS) is removed. Prints are glossy: colours are vivid and contrast is high; a matte surface that reduces reflections behind frame glass is not offered today.

The resolution warning is calculated from the same paper size: if a photo’s pixel density at 10×15 falls below 200 DPI the line “A bit soft” appears above it, below 150 DPI “May print blurry”. A 12 MP phone photo filled to 10×15 comes to about 670 DPI; the warning mostly shows on screenshots or reduced copies saved from messaging apps. Pixel needs size by size are on the how many pixels for 10x15 page.

A print can look a shade darker than your phone screen: the screen emits light, paper reflects the light in the room. The difference is clearer on night shots or already dark photos; brightening them a little in the phone’s editor before uploading brings the print closer to the screen. For iPhone HEIC files and photos in iCloud, see printing photos from an iPhone.

How long do photo prints take, and what if one is faulty?

The print file is prepared once payment is confirmed; the prints are then printed, packed and handed to the cargo company. The estimated delivery time is shown under the cargo option at delivery. Addresses in Istanbul’s courier zones also get a courier option, with the cut-off time for next-day delivery shown on the card. Tracking details arrive by email once the parcel is on its way.

Because prints are made to order from the photos you upload, the right of withdrawal for distance sales does not apply. In return, if a print is missing, damaged or faulty, write to us with your order number and we reprint and send it free of charge.

Your order status — payment, printing, shipping and delivery — is also shown on the order page in your account, with the printed photos as thumbnails. Paper surface, choosing a size and how ordering prints works today are on the online photo printing page.