Professional Slide Scanning Service | Convert Slides to Digital

Yes. Every slide you send to us is safely returned with your completed order. Kodak slide carousels are returned intact whenever possible, while loose slides, trays, and boxed slides are returned in archival-quality, acid-free storage boxes for added protection. Preserving your original slides is our highest priority throughout the slide scanning process.

Most slide scanning orders are completed within approximately 7–10 business days after arriving at our facility. Larger collections, specialty slide formats, or holiday periods may require additional processing time. If you need your slides digitized by a specific date, contact us before placing your order and we'll do our best to accommodate your timeline.

Yes. We specialize in professional 35mm slide scanning services and regularly digitize collections ranging from a few dozen slides to thousands of images. Our technicians carefully scan each 35mm slide at high resolution, creating digital JPEG files that can be viewed on computers, smartphones, tablets, and other modern devices. Whether your slides date back to the 1950s or the early 2000s, we can help preserve your memories for future generations.

Yes. Additional copies can be ordered on USB flash drives or DVD data discs, making it easy to share your digitized slides with family members and friends.

No. We can scan any quantity of slides. However, a minimum service charge of $30 applies to all slide scanning orders.

In many cases, yes. While we cannot guarantee the exact order of every individual slide, we make every effort to preserve your organization whenever possible. Numbered groups, labeled trays, and organized carousels help us maintain sequencing during the digitization process.

Slide scanning starts at $0.59 per slide. Pricing varies depending on slide format, quantity, and delivery options. Visit our pricing page or contact us for a custom quote.

Slides stored in plastic organizational sleeves or metal frame holders require additional handling and incur a $0.20 per slide fee. You may remove them before shipping if you wish to avoid this charge.

Yes. Our mail-in slide scanning service is available throughout the lower 48 United States. Customers securely ship their slides to our Atlanta facility, where all digitization work is completed in-house.

We recommend using a sturdy shipping box with packing materials such as bubble wrap or paper to prevent movement during transit. Loose slides can be placed in zip-lock bags, while slides in carousels, trays, or magazines can generally be shipped as-is.

Absolutely. Our knowledgeable technicians are available during business hours to answer questions, discuss your project, and help you determine the best slide digitization options for your collection.

Our slide scanning service supports a wide range of formats, including 35mm slides, Kodachrome slides, 110 slides, 126 slides, Super Slides, glass slides, metal frame slides, and stereo or 3D slides. If you're unsure about your slide format, contact us and we'll be happy to help identify it.

Slides are scanned at up to 3,200 DPI, producing high-resolution digital images with excellent detail and clarity. This resolution is ideal for viewing on modern devices, creating new prints, and preserving your images for long-term archival purposes.

Most slides are delivered as high-quality JPEG image files. JPEG files are widely compatible and can be viewed on Windows PCs, Macs, smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, and most modern devices.

Yes. We offer USB flash drives, DVD data discs, and digital download options. These delivery methods make it easy to view, share, back up, and preserve your digitized slide collection.

Yes. We regularly digitize vintage, faded, and aging slides that are decades old. During the scanning process, our technicians inspect each image and make basic adjustments for color, orientation, and cropping whenever needed to achieve the best possible results.

Slides naturally fade, discolor, and deteriorate over time. Converting slides to digital files helps preserve your memories before they are permanently lost. Digital images are easier to organize, share with family members, back up to the cloud, and enjoy on today's devices.

Yes. All slide scanning is completed in-house at our secure Atlanta facility. Your slides remain under our care throughout the digitization process and are carefully tracked from arrival through return shipment.

Yes. Slides stored in Kodak carousels, magazines, trays, and slide boxes can all be digitized. In most cases, carousels and trays are returned intact with your completed order.

Whether you have 50 slides or 50,000 slides, we can help. Our slide scanning service is designed to accommodate both small family collections and large archival projects.

For most people, yes. Professional slide scanning equipment typically provides higher image quality, better color reproduction, faster processing, and significantly less time and effort compared to scanning large slide collections at home.

All slide digitization work is completed in-house at our secure facility in Atlanta, Georgia. We offer both nationwide mail-in service and local drop-off options for customers in the Atlanta area.