Print photos from your memory card - PC free!
Print photos at home, right from your digital camera's memory card
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Introduction
Many HP printers and All-in-Ones allow you to print photos directly from your memory card—no PC needed! We’ll provide you with step-by-step directions to show you how.
Benefits of printing from a memory card
Using a memory card to print your photos is fast, easy, and affordable.
Printing from your memory card is one of the simplest ways to get high-quality, hassle-free photos.
- It's easy. Simply insert your camera's memory card into the appropriate card slot and start printing!
- It’s fast. There's no need to take time starting up your computer, launching photo software, or transferring your photos to your PC before printing.
- It's affordable. With HP, you can create 4" x 6" prints at home for as little as 24 cents each.1
- It makes sharing a snap. With some HP All-in-Ones, like the HP Photosmart 6510 e-All-in-One, you can upload photos from your memory card directly to Snapfish (and vice versa), all without turning on your PC!2
How to print from a memory card
The HP 8GB SDHC Flash Memory Card is ideal for storing and accessing digital photos.
The HP Photosmart 7510 e-All-in-One can print photos and documents directly from your memory card—no PC needed.
The following instructions are for an HP Photosmart 7510 e-All-in-One, though the process is similar on nearly all HP All-in-One photo printers that feature direct photo printing.
- Insert your memory card into the appropriate slot on the front of your printer—all standard memory cards are compatible.
- Press Photos on the home screen and select View & Print. The pictures from your memory card will automatically load and be displayed.
- Select the photo you’d like to print. You can now edit your photo or go on to the last step. (Read on to learn how to edit your photo.)
- Select Print to preview your photo. Select Print again to print your photo.
While your photo is printing, you can continue to browse the photos on your memory card by selecting Add Photos. Then, add photos to your printing queue to continue printing.
Find an HP photo printer
Most HP Photosmart printers come equipped with memory card readers that hold all standard memory cards. Additionally, each of the versatile e-All-in-Ones featured below also offer the mobile printing technology HP ePrint, plus HP Print Apps for access to select online content.2,3
HP Photosmart 6510 e-All-in-One Printer
$149.99
- Print, scan, copy
- 3.5" color touchscreen
- ISO print speed up to 11 ppm black, 7.5 ppm color4
- Automatic photo tray holds up to 20 pages
HP Photosmart 7510 e-All-in-One Printer
$199.99
- Print, scan, copy, and eFax (send faxes without a phone line)
- 4.3" color touchscreen
- ISO print speed up to 13.5 ppm black, 9 ppm color4
- Automatic photo tray holds up to 20 pages
- Lab-quality photos from 5 individual inks
Visit the HP Photosmart printer buying guide to see the entire selection of HP Photosmart printers and e-All-in-Ones.
Learn more
- Before you print, discover simple ways to edit your photos to make them shine.
- Learn how to get high-quality photo prints with digital photo printing tips and ideas.
- Explore quick tips for new Photosmart owners for helpful hints on printing the best photos possible.
- 1Special offers with purchase of certain HP Photo Value Packs. Prices may vary
- 2Requires a wireless access point and an Internet connection to the printer. Services may require registration. Apps availability varies by country and language. For details, www.hp.com/go/ePrintCenter.
- 3Requires an Internet connection to the printer; may require a wireless access point with usage fees/data plans, registration, firmware upgrade, etc. ePrint setup requires email and internet access and works with any Internet-connected, email-capable device. Print times and connection speeds may vary. Some smartphones and tablets require data plan purchase. For HP ePrint details, see www.hp.com/go/ePrintCenter.
- 4ISO speeds measured using ISO/IEC 24734 or ISO/IEC 29183. Excludes first page or first set of test documents. For more information, see www.hp.com/go/printerclaims. Exact speed varies depending on the system configuration, software application, driver, and document complexity.