Summary
- Fujifilm officially introduced the instax Link WIDE 2.
- It adds Photo Mixer, Bluetooth 5.1 and USB-C charging.
- It prints on instax WIDE film with a 62 × 99 mm picture area.
- The European price is €174.99, with availability beginning in late September.
Fujifilm has officially introduced the instax Link WIDE 2, the second generation of its smartphone printer for the larger instax WIDE format, adding Photo Mixer, Bluetooth 5.1 and USB-C charging.
The new printer retains the WIDE-format concept while refreshing both its design and the creative tools in the instax Link WIDE app. Fujifilm offers it in Duo Beige and Duo Blue, with a matte finish, a textured “ripple” effect and a self-standing design.
For photographers and creators, the main appeal is the ability to quickly turn files from a smartphone, video or compatible Fujifilm cameras into physical WIDE prints with a 62 × 99 mm image area.
Photo Mixer: the main new creative feature
The biggest addition is Photo Mixer inside the instax Link WIDE app. Users select photos and the app automatically generates postcard-style compositions. It can produce up to five different remixes, after which the layout can be fine-tuned before printing or sharing online.
Simple Print, Collage Print and Video Print also remain available, with Video Print allowing a frame to be selected from a video and printed on instax WIDE film.
QR codes, two colour modes and more customisation
QR Print Mode can add website links, sound clips, locations or hidden messages to a print. The app also provides frames, text, emoji and more than 1,600 stickers.
For image rendering, instax-Rich Mode provides a more vivid look, while instax-Natural Mode aims for a softer, more classic result.
Bluetooth 5.1, camera and computer printing
The Link WIDE 2 uses Bluetooth 5.1. Beyond smartphones, it supports direct printing from the instax Pal and FUJIFILM X-T30 III, while Fujifilm also says it can connect to a computer using downloadable driver software.
Printing takes approximately 14 seconds. The built-in lithium-ion battery is rated for around 100 prints from a full charge depending on use, while USB Type-C charging takes approximately 90 to 120 minutes.
Key specifications
The printer uses Fujifilm instax WIDE film measuring 86 × 108 mm, with a 62 × 99 mm picture area. Supported image size is 800 × 1260 pixels, print resolution is 318 dpi, and supported formats are JPEG, PNG, HEIF and DNG. Dimensions are 128.3 × 139.9 × 36 mm and weight is approximately 357 g without the film cartridge.
Price and availability
Fujifilm Europe has announced a recommended retail price of €174.99. The European announcement places availability in late September 2026, while the official UK instax product page gives a specific date of 29 September. No separate Greek price or Greece-specific launch date was announced in the sources checked. More information is available here.
What we think
The Link WIDE 2 does not change the basic idea of the instax smartphone printer, but it modernises several aspects of the first generation. USB-C and Bluetooth 5.1 are practical upgrades, while Photo Mixer makes better use of the larger WIDE frame. For creators who want a physical result from digital images without buying a separate instant camera, it remains a direct route into the larger instax format.
Frequently asked questions
When will the Fujifilm instax Link WIDE 2 be available?
Fujifilm Europe says late September 2026, while the official UK instax page lists 29 September.
How much does it cost?
Fujifilm has announced a recommended European price of €174.99. A specific Greek price was not announced in the official sources checked.
Which film does it use?
It uses Fujifilm instax WIDE film, measuring 86 × 108 mm with a 62 × 99 mm picture area.
What is Photo Mixer?
It is a feature in the instax Link WIDE app that automatically creates postcard-style compositions from selected photos, with up to five remixes before final editing.
Can it print without a smartphone?
Yes. Fujifilm lists direct printing from the instax Pal and FUJIFILM X-T30 III, plus computer connectivity through downloadable driver software.
