Photocards

Using your mobile phone's camera and the O2 Photocards service anywhere*, you can capture that memorable moment or holiday highlight and then by sending it to O2 we will transform it into a postcard.

* In the UK or abroad, in countries where O2 has GPRS Roaming Agreements.

Simply take a photo with your camera phone, then send it to 61234 as a Picture message. When O2 receives your photo, you will be sent a message that contains a link for you to open. Click on the link, wait for the page to load and you will see a preview of the latest photo you sent in, with a form to complete where you can enter:

• The recipient’s name and address (worldwide**)
• A text caption for your photo (printed on the front) limited to 20 characters
• And a personalised message (printed on the back) limited to 200 characters

When you complete the form and choose to send your Photocard, it will be moderated to ensure it meets the T&Cs of the service, and will then be printed and sent via Royal Mail to the address you specified.

** You can send a Photocard to anyone worldwide in a country that Royal Mail can deliver to.

£1.50 + your standard cost to send a picture message (25p).

This covers the cost of converting your picture message into a physical Photocard and posting it to an address of your choice.

Images and text captions printed on the front of Photocards are subject to restrictions outlined in the terms of use of the service. All images and text captions are moderated during the service, and:

• Images that breach these guidelines may result in the Photocard request being rejected.
• Text captions that breach these guidelines may be altered by use of asterisks where appropriate
• Or if a text caption and image together contextually breach the guidelines then they may result in the Photocard request being rejected.

Personal messages printed on the back of Photocards will not be moderated, however the Photocards can be identified by random unique IDs printed on them.

There is a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) available on Photocards, which may help answer any questions you have about using the service.