Customer Ratings & Reviews

The film stays fresh after sitting in its foil pouch, ready to capture memories whenever inspiration strikes. There’s something undeniably special about seeing your photo develop in your hands — the rich tones, subtle imperfections, and tangible feel make it stand apart from anything digital. The wide format gives your shots room to breathe, perfect for group photos, landscapes, or creative compositions. If you’ve missed the charm of instant prints, this film is a reminder that analog magic never truly left — it just needed a fresh pack to bring it back.

Love these, pics always come out great. Only thing is the price. So I'm careful when taking pics so i dont waste any film.

This film is far to superior than the Instax Mini, by a large margin. Shot them both extensively, and the Wide offers superior color reproduction, saturation, and dynamic range. If you're on the fence, having difficulty deciding on Mini or Wide, definitely go with Wide.

Making awesome cash flow with this especially events

I like your products and the quality is good but nice everything is instick

Fit my camera. Fugi instant 150 ultra-wide format.

These are nice but have a bit of a purple hue to them. You need to remove the purple in the app

"I'm absolutely thrilled with the Fujifilm INSTAX WIDE Instant Film! The moment I saw the first photo develop, I was hooked. The wide format is perfect for capturing special moments with friends and family. The film produces vibrant, high-quality photos with a unique, nostalgic charm. I love how easy it is to use and how quickly the photos develop. It's like having a mini photo lab in my hands! The wide format adds an extra layer of creativity to my photography, and I can't wait to see what other amazing memories I'll capture with this film. Highly recommended for anyone looking to add some instant fun to their photography!"

It works flawlessly, it's good quality, the photos it shows are always as advertised, it's easy to use, a good size, and a great price.

one of my favorite films to use. nice that it comes in a 20 pack compared to other instant cameras doing 10 for the same price

I love this film size because it's big enough to hang on the wall and capture more when taking a picture vs the normal sized polaroids. Also, they're not too big to where it becomes cumbersome for people to carry the pictures with them after the get together.

Enjoy these better than the minis. Quick and easy cartridges.

love this size of film! I use it with my Fuji film instax wide link and love the quality and ease of use.

Perfect to capture moments and the fly, quality is great

This Instax Wide film is by far my favorite from the other films/cameras of this type. It's wider and more visible. Perfect for albums, gifts, cards, wallets etc.

This film is precisely what I needed for my Instax Wide 300 camera! It's easy to use, and the photos look great—it’s a fun, tangible way to capture special moments.

Very easy to install I got a few for my wife but overall good product

I have the wide printer, and this film is great for printing out my memories. It's really the only film I can print on as far as I know, and it does it's job well. It can get a bit pricey but sometimes there are deals on it that make it worth it.

I really like this size and shape. It's fun to print on

As a kid I always wanted my own polaroid but I never got one. I played with a friends now and then but nothing extensive. When i could finally afford one the film wasnt being produced any more but it was still available. I saw one of these polaroid style pictures and thought was it was an odd shape and thought nothing of it until I saw a deal on one of these at a local store. After watching some videos and researching I had to own one. I've been hooked ever since and never looked back. The quality of the pictures have a lo-fi look to them which I prefer. The size is comparable to old style Polaroid 600 film. You get 10 exposures per pack which comes out to around .85 cents a shot and is available everywhere. I haven't had any major problems with any film i've bought.