The Instax Mini 13 was made for taking selfies — and my friends have never been happier with the instant memories I've captured
The Instax Mini 13 is Fujifilm's 2026 update to its entry-level instant camera series, offering a fresh look, useful self-timer feature, and a handy angle adjuster on the strap.
Fujifilm's latest instant-print camera, the Instax Mini 13, is designed for capturing selfies and creating instant memories, according to friends who have been pleased with the camera. This newest addition to Fujifilm's line of budget, user-friendly instant cameras is similar to other models in the lineup, featuring a 60mm f/12.7 optical-grade plastic lens and a 62mm x 46mm film print size. The Instax Mini 13 also includes a close-up mode for additional control over the focal length.
The most notable upgrade from the previous Instax Mini 12 is the inclusion of a self-timer, a feature typically found on more expensive models. The self-timer helps stabilize images by minimizing blurriness caused by pressing the shutter button. The Instax Mini 13 also boasts a fresh, playful design with new pastel colors and a rubber wedge for propping the camera up on surfaces. The camera is priced at $94, £79, or AU$139, depending on the region, and has been released in Australia, the US, and the UK.
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