Convert Photo Slides to Digital

EachMoment converts every type of photo slide to digital. Store them on your choice of USB memory stick, DVD, or online album.

This includes 35mm slides as well as more rare types like 126, 127, 127 Super Slide, 120, and 110.

Our Memory Box system is the safest way to digitise slides in the UK.

• Free collection and re-delivery by the UK’s most secure courier.
• Free cleaning and restoration by our team of specialists.
• Free crush-proof Memory Box.

Why Digitising Your Slides is Important

Photo slides hold precious memories, but over time they can deteriorate due to fading, mould, and other issues. Digitising your slides ensures that these memories are preserved forever. By converting your slides to digital format, you can easily view, share, and protect your cherished moments.

How to Convert Photo Slides to Digital

1. Fill up a Memory Box

• Your crush-proof Memory Box arrives on your doorstep the day after you place an order.
• Fill it with your slides. We convert standard 35mm slides to digital, as well as any other types.
• When you're ready, we collect your Memory Box via the UK’s safest courier for free.

2. We Digitise

• Your Memory Box arrives safely at our lab.
• Our restoration team cleans and repairs every slide that needs attention for free.
• We safely digitise your slides to the best possible quality. Choose to enjoy them on memory stick, DVD, or online album.

3. Enjoy Your Digital Memories

• The same high-security courier returns your Memory Box.
• Inside are your wonderful new digital memories, as well as your original slides, all safe and sound.
• Have fun reliving precious memories.
• Share memories with loved ones at the touch of a button.
• Enjoy on any digital device, such as smartphone, tablet, computer, or TV.
• Create space in your home by recycling your old slides, if you wish.

Types of Photo Slides We Convert

"They take every format. I’d highly recommend." — Cris P

Not sure what type of slide you have? We have the expertise and industry-leading equipment to digitise any type of slide. Here's a guide to help you identify them:

35mm Slide

The standard slide format, identifiable by its 2" x 2" frame and 24mm x 36mm film.

35mm Half-Frame Slide

Designed to allow twice the number of photos on a roll of film, with a 2" x 2" mount and 18mm x 24mm film.

126 Slide

Also known as Instamatic slides, with a 2" x 2" plastic mount and 28mm x 28mm film.

127 Slide

Featuring a 2" x 2" mount and a larger 40mm x 40mm film size.

127 "Super Slide"

Notable for their massive 40mm x 40mm film size, often used as novelties or postcards.

110 Slide & 110 "Pocket Slide"

These slides have a tiny 13mm x 17mm film. The "Pocket Slide" variant has a 1" x 1" mount.

A Brief History of Photo Slides

Slides are among the earliest commercially successful photographic films. Color photography slides were introduced as early as 1907 and gained widespread popularity by the 1930s.

Slides and slide projectors revolutionised collective engagement in photography, enabling large audiences to view images together. By the 1970s, color negative film replaced slides as the favoured amateur photography format.

By 2009, with the advent of digital photography, the commercial production of slides had been almost entirely discontinued.

Ready to Digitise Your Slides?

Don't let your precious memories fade away. Convert your photo slides to digital today with EachMoment's professional slide scanning services. Our team ensures the highest quality conversion, preserving your memories for generations to come.