Purchased Disney PhotoPass photos from Walt Disney World and Disneyland can now move automatically into a Shutterfly account after guests link the two services.
The connection launched October 20 as part of a new partnership between Disney and Shutterfly. It gives guests another place to store eligible vacation photos and use them in photo books, cards, ornaments and other personalized products.
Which PhotoPass photos will sync
The transfer is limited to purchased, eligible Disney PhotoPass photos linked to a MyDisney account. Guests also need a Shutterfly account and must link the two accounts. Shutterfly says availability can vary with photo eligibility and account status.
After the accounts are connected, qualifying photos will sync without a separate upload. Shutterfly sends an email when the photos are ready.
Disney Cruise Line and Aulani come later
The October 20 launch covers Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort. Disney Cruise Line and Aulani guests are scheduled to get a similar Shutterfly connection in early 2027.
Shutterfly also opened a Disney shopping hub with photo books, cards, home décor, games, ornaments and personalized gifts.
Sources: Shutterfly partnership announcement and Shutterfly’s Disney PhotoPass account guide.