Fujifilm has announced the Instax Link Wide 2, a portable printer that produces wide-format instant film prints from photos stored on a smartphone, according to PetaPixel. The printer was reported on Tuesday, September 15, 2026. Alongside it, the company introduced the Instax Pal 2 camera, Camera Jabber reports.
The Link Wide 2 follows the original Link Wide in Fujifilm's Instax line, a family of products built around instant film. The core function PetaPixel highlights is the ability to take images captured on a phone and output them as physical instant prints rather than leaving them on a screen. The companion Pal 2 camera joins the same announcement, per Camera Jabber, though the reporting available does not detail its specifications or how it differs from earlier models.
Both products sit in a category that has drawn interest by pairing digital capture with tangible prints, a combination Fujifilm has continued to develop across its Instax range. The two outlets frame the launch as a joint update: one device aimed at printing phone photos, the other a camera in the same ecosystem.
Pricing, regional availability and ship dates for the Instax Link Wide 2 and Instax Pal 2 were not included in the material available. Those details, along with full specifications, are the next things to watch for as Fujifilm releases more information.
