An Upload Preferences checkbox in the lower-right corner lets you choose whether to apply automatic red-eye correction and color correction. You can not only upload photos directly from your computer, but also import them from Facebook, Google, and Instagram accounts. You upload image files or choose the printed product type and then upload.
It's pretty much the same interface used by CVS Photo.
Snapfish's interface is more modern and, well, snappy, than Shutterfly's and Nations Photo Lab's. Snapfish lets you check out with PayPal, which spares you from having to pull out your credit card and input all those digits. Fortunately, you don't have to enter credit card details to create an account. You can start using Snapfish before you even create an online account (simply by entering your name, email address, and a password), but I recommend setting up your account before you get too far, so that you can keep track of your orders. You can also choose premium options like foil printing and scalloped edges.
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