FreePrints, the UK's leading photo printing service, has launched FreePrints Cards™, an app that allows users to send personalized cards without the need to visit a store. With this app, users can choose from a wide range of customizable designs for various occasions and add their own message and photo. The company will then print and deliver the card to the recipient's letterbox, with the user only paying for delivery. The app also offers a new feature called MagicMessage™, where users can provide details about the recipient and occasion, and the app will generate a personalized message.

To make the cards even more special, FreePrints Cards now offers RealScript technology, allowing users to choose from real handwriting options to address the cards and envelopes. The Standard Cards are printed on premium card paper with a gloss laminate and are sized at 7" x 5" (18x13cm). Delivery is fast, with options for international destinations available for an additional charge. Users can also schedule delivery for a later date. For those looking for a more premium option, there is the option to upgrade to a folded Premium Card, which comes with luxurious card paper and a stamped envelope.

FreePrints Cards offers a wide range of customizable cards for every occasion, including birthdays, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Christmas, weddings, and more. Users can also purchase Card Packs for multiple premium cards, perfect for events like parties or announcements. The app operates on a free model, with users receiving one free Standard Card every month. Additional cards and upgrades to folded cards are available for purchase. There are no subscriptions or commitments required.

FreePrints Cards is part of the FreePrints family of mobile apps, which also includes FreePrints for photo prints and FreePrints Photobooks for free photo books. The company aims to provide personalized products quickly, easily, and affordably. With an average rating of 5 stars, FreePrints Cards has received positive feedback from customers who appreciate the convenience and quality of the service.