What's the difference between Flickr and Snapfish?

-I'm thinking about loading my pictures online so I can easily catalog them by year. Do both sites offer printable items like photo albums/books, posters, etc? I don't know anything about either site, and I'd just like to know a bit about either of them. Thanks.Flickr is pretty much just an image sharing site. They partner with Snapfish to let users order prints, but they don't do any of the products themselves.



Snapfish lets you import pictures from your Flickr account or upload them directly to Snapfish. If you just want to organize your photos so you can buy prints or products, you'd be better off skipping Flickr. Snapfish is designed for customers who want to order prints of lots of photos at once. You can add an entire album to your cart and then pick how many prints you want and how big they should be. They make it easy to pick photos to go in photo books, too.



I don't think they limit your storage space on Snapfish. Unless you pay for a Pro account on Flickr, you can only upload a few hundred megabytes every month.



If you drink Coke products, you can use the reward codes to get free Snapfish prints. I've never paid for anything except shipping when I've ordered prints there.Snapfish they have live help 24/7 online unlimited uploads, not like flickr where they only show 200 at a time.