Give someone their own photos as artwork
A PhotoCandy gift card is credits for somebody else. You buy the card, they get a code, and when they redeem it the credits land in their account for them to spend on whichever styles they like. Gift cards never expire, and neither do credits.
When people send them
Credits suit any occasion where the photographs already exist and nobody has had time to do anything with them. Every card here is a real render, in the style it names.
They pick the style themselves when they make an album, from the full list on the styles page, and every album comes with one free re-render in a different style at no credit cost.
A gift card is not a credit pack
They both end up as credits, but they are bought for different people and they behave differently.
A credit pack
Bought for your own account.
- You pay, and the credits appear in your balance at once.
- There is no code and nothing to pass on. You can start an album straight away.
- Credits never expire, so there is no rush to use them.
A gift card
Bought for someone else.
- You pay, and you get a code to hand over however you like, in a card, in a message, read out over the phone.
- They redeem the code on their own account and the credits land there. Nothing stays attached to your account.
- Gift cards never expire, wherever the person redeeming it lives.
Send one
The same sizes as our credit packs, so whoever receives it gets exactly what they would have bought themselves.
Buy a gift card
Pick an amount, tell us where to send it. They do not need an account until they redeem.
0/300 · goes in the email with the code.
You will make an account first, so we have somewhere to send your receipt and the code. It takes a moment and you will not lose what you have chosen.
Got a code?
Redeem it here and the credits go straight into your balance. You can also do this from your credits page.
Questions about gift cards
There is more on the full FAQ. Anything else, email us at support@photocandy.app. Email us and we reply within a day.



