While it's usually Walgreens giving us the free 8×10 photo prints, today CVS is offering the freebie!

And by “today,” I literally mean today only. Through June 11, use code DAD810 at checkout and you'll get a free 8×10 photo print, a $3.99 value. Opt for in-store pickup and there's not only no shipping fee but you can pick it up today! Or, if you're like me, tomorrow. Maybe day after, who knows.

I used my free print to get a nice photo that says “stop reading this and do your work.” I can't wait to hang it above my desk and promptly ignore it!

Through Tuesday (3/26), you can get a free 8×10 photo print at Walgreens with checkout code MARCHFREE. As always, select in-store pickup and avoid any shipping fees, making this offer completely free.

Remember, this is a single 8×10 photo, not 8×10=80 free photos. Somebody actually once angrily emailed me because they felt I didn't spell the freebie out well enough. What am I, a freaking riddle master? I guess instead of saying this is available at Walgreens, I should have said “those things between ceilings and floors that are painted the fourth color of the rainbow.”

Through today only (July 17), you can get a custom free Snapfish 5×7 softcover photo book, which is a $12.99 value, by using code FREEBKJUL at checkout. While the book itself is free, there is a small $3.99 fee for shipping.

These make for cute gifts, but I'm having trouble picking which photos to use since most of mine are blurry and unfocused. I can't tell if I'm looking at pictures of my family or taking a Rorschach test.

Through July 18 only, Walgreens is offering 25 4×6 photo prints for only 25¢. I know, it's not 100% free, but it's just a quarter! That makes each photo print a mere penny.

To get your super cheap photo prints, use code PENNYPIX at checkout and opt for free in-store pickup.

Your options are endless after picking them up too! You can keep them in a frame or design a collage. You can even fold them into paper airplanes and launch them off the roof of your apartment. I think we all know which option I'm going with.

Through July 5 only, Snapfish is offering 20 free 4×6 photo prints with free shipping! Simply use code HOT20FREE at checkout and you should get 20 crisp photos for nothing!

Now I just need to decide which photos I want to print from my brother's recent graduation. Should I go with the ones where my finger covers a third of the shot? Or how about the ones where the flash didn't quite work so all I got was 6 shades of black. Oh, I know, I can't forget the ones where I moved a fraction of a second too soon, thus blurring everything!

I believe this offer will only work from a computer. Their mobile app and website seems to reject the code.

Amazon is offering 50 free 4×6″ photo prints for Prime members to help promote their Amazon Drive. No, that's not their new line of autonomous vehicles, but instead a photo storage platform. Non-Prime members will have to pay $4.99 for shipping, but you can get around that by using your free Amazon Prime trial if you haven't already! Don't forget students (or anybody with a .edu email address!) also get a free Prime trial.

In order to get your 50 free 4×6 prints, you'll need to upload your photos to Amazon Drive, then checkout with code 50FREE before May 30, 2017.

When they first offered this freebie in September 2016, it also signed you up for a free 3 month trial of Amazon Drive, BUT you could immediately tell Amazon not to charge or renew your account. I'm not 100% certain if they're doing that again this time around, but just in case they are, you can cancel the auto renew by logging into Amazon Drive then clicking on the “do not continue” link.

Through May 16th, you can get a free 8×10 photo print (with no shipping!) from Snapfish when you use promo code SUPERMOM at checkout. These gifts are normally around $5 after shipping, so it's a nice little freebie for Mom!

If you forgot yesterday was Mother's Day and need to play it off somehow, just use my go-to excuse. I say I messed up and jumped a day backwards for Daylight Saving Time instead of an hour forward. You'd be surprised how often that works, in that people are usually too stunned to call you out on it!

If you redeem the frequent Pampers codes I post on HIF, then you might want to check the email address associated with your account to see if you have a special email offer for Shutterfly. Select (random?) members were sent an email offering a free Shutterfly personalized photo magnet and sticker set, which is up to $22 in value! The only thing you'll have to pay for is a small shipping fee.

I didn't get this offer unfortunately, but if you'd like to test your luck, then look for an email from pampers@mail.pampers.com with the subject “Free magnet + stickers: Add joy anywhere.” The code should be valid through the end of March and I bet nobody is even reading this far, so I'm going to put a bunch of q's here just to test out my qqqqqqqqq theory.

If you got a code and don't plan on using it, please share it with other Hiffers in the comments and spread the love!