FUJI Instax Mini Link 3 printer white

The third generation of Fujifilm's compact portable printer, the instax mini Link 3, will benefit all those who like to take pictures of the world around them with their mobile phones and want to keep their memories close at hand. With the help of the free Instax Mini Link application, you can spice up your pictures with different captions, filters, emojis or frames, then print them or share them with your friends. You'll also find the newly added instax AiR Studio feature useful, allowing you to add stunning 3D effects or QR codes to your photos. The instax mini Link 3 also has a practical function for making collages, with the "Click to Collage" function you can easily make collage prints from several photos. The Fujifilm instax mini Link 3 printer is equipped with Bluetooth 5.1 wireless connectivity and its battery is enough to print about 100 4.6 x 6.2 cm images.

Even more possibilities with instax AiR Studio
In addition to the usual photo editing options - such as adjusting the brightness, adding stickers or frames - you can also use the instax AiR Studio function. This advanced technology allows you to add studio-quality 3D AR effects to your photos. In order to achieve the ideal result, you can even stack several effects on top of each other. It is also possible to add QR codes to the images, or you can use the images stored on your smartphone for the effects. The "Remote Live View" function then allows you to share the live video directly with the person taking the picture using a QR code.

The Fujifilm instax mini Link 3 printer can make collages
With the instax mini Link 3, you can also create stunning, high-quality collages. You can take up to six shots with a 3-2-1 countdown, capturing different moments of the action, which are then automatically stitched together into a collage. With the help of the application, you can easily choose the most suitable collage layout and style. You can use the "Instax Animation" function to compile the photo collages you have created into a flipping video, which you can then give to your loved ones or share with your friends using a QR code.