Printers for wallet-size photos are among the most portable printers today, and this Kodak model serves as a prime example of why. One big advantage it has over printers for larger photos is that keeping the photo size to 2 by 3 inches means the chassis can be trimmed down. The Step Instant measures all of 1 by 3 by 5 inches (HWD) and weighs just under a pound. As with much of its competition, it's designed as a phone and tablet accessory, offering Bluetooth and NFC as the only connection options, printing strictly from iOS and Android phones and tablets.

If you want to print your favorite photos on the go, the Liene White M200 4×6” Photo Printer Battery Edition can serve your purpose.

We like how simple it is to set up and use the Mini Link 2, although it’s a bit of a shame that it recharges via the slower and older Micro USB port rather than the more widespread USB-C connector. It's decidedly not for anyone who needs color output, but the PJ883 is great for traveling salespeople or contractors who need to generate documents, bills, or agreements on the spot. Brother also offers lesser, lower-cost models for folks who don't need to pay the premium for the PJ883's plethora of connection types. (Sometimes, just a USB will do.)

Whether you are a memory keeper who loves sharing snaps with friends and family or a digital artist or photographer looking to level up your game. Portable printers are worth considering. Portable photo printers have become significantly famous for their ability to print photos directly from smartphones or cameras. They eliminate the need for external connections or a computer. The compact and lightweight design makes them highly portable, allowing you to print memories during travels, social gatherings, or everyday moments with loved ones. Photo Albums:You can assemble picture albums to keep memories. These priceless albums may be passed down through generations, providing a nostalgic viewing experience. Most fully portable photo printers today offer wallet-size or slightly larger prints, so if you want a 4-by-6-inch picture size, which the Canon Selphy CP1500 offers, you have limited choices. Fortunately that doesn't mean you have to make compromises. The latest in the long-running Selphy line of portables, the CP1500 in particular delivers a solid feature set; drugstore-grade photo quality, courtesy of its dye sub technology; and a reasonably low running cost, at a bit above or below 30 cents per 4-by-6-inch photo. (The cost covers both the paper and required dye rolls.)The main difference is in the type of printing method. Instax models use the same instant photo paper present in the brand’s instant cameras for a real film look, there are several models out there that use Zink (or “zero ink”) paper tech. This is photo paper that takes on colour in a process that uses crystals and heat, but this is notable for a slightly poorer image quality. The Polaroid Hi-Print is a little different than either approach, using dye-sublimation for accurate colours. Print speed

Its compact and lightweight design lets you take it wherever you go. The best part is that the battery edition enables you to print without the hassle of a plugged-in power cord, making it your ideal companion for camping or picnics. COST PER LABEL. The cost per label for continuous rolls varies with the length of each label you print. If you want to compare running costs between competing models, divide the cost per roll by the number of inches in the roll, to get a comparable cost per inch. Be sure to do the calculation for the types and widths you plan to use.Add image with any format and size. Set alignment. It will get printed automatically with supported size on your printer The HP OfficeJet 250 All-in-One Printer is the only current AIO portable inkjet we know of, but that's not the only reason we've included it here. It impressed us enough when we reviewed it to earn an Editors' Choice award for a portable printer, with its ability to scan and copy being only one reason why.