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One of the main benefits of digitizing your camcorder recordings and VHS home movies is that the content is much more sharable. You don’t have to send a physical copy of the video to your relatives and you don’t have to wait for them to visit to relive those memories. With just a few clicks on your computer, you can share family videos with almost anyone. 

If our video transfer service digitized your videos and placed them on the cloud or on a USB thumb drive, there are multiple send them across the web to your family. Here are five ways to share these family videos and home movies with the people you want to share them with.

 

1. Create a Private YouTube Channel

It’s possible to share family videos and home movies on YouTube while still controlling who sees the content. You don’t have to make a public account or upload videos that anyone can see. Instead, consider making a private account just for your family. You can upload each video with settings that restrict access unless the viewer has a specific link

YouTube is one of the most popular websites to watch videos. The average YouTube user spends 30 minutes at a time clicking on videos and exploring new content. More than 2.5 billion people access YouTube once a month – that’s more than half of the world’s population! This means that your relatives and their young children won’t have a hard time finding your content. You can share family videos with the next generation who spend more time watching YouTube videos than TV.

2. Share Family Videos Over Facebook  

Facebook is another social media platform that most people are familiar with and have access to. This platform also comes with similar concerns as YouTube: how can you share family videos without everyone on the web seeing them? You have multiple options:

  1. You can restrict who sees your Facebook posts to share updates with a small group of people. This is ideal for sharing posts with only a few relatives. 
  2. You can create a family Facebook group to share memories. This way all of your relatives can upload photos and share family videos with each other throughout the year. 
  3. You can send a direct message if you want to share a home movie with a single person.
  4. You can create a group chat with multiple relatives to share family videos directly. 

Each of these options allows you to share family videos easily and with a private group of people. You don’t have to worry about friends-of-friends seeing the content and commenting on it.

3. Upload Memories onto a Google Drive

If you already have a Gmail account, then you have a Google Drive. You don’t have to go through any additional set-up processes and instead can find these folders within your email interface. If you do not have a Gmail account then it is free to create one, which will give you access to the entire Google Suite of products. 

There are multiple ways to share family videos through Google. You can store videos in your Google Drive or you can upload images to the Photos app. Google also owns YouTube, which means you can use your Gmail login to access your YouTube channel. You may decide to upload some videos to YouTube and keep others on your drive. 

It’s also possible to make your Google Drive collaborative. Consider making a family email address (like JonesFamily @ gmail . com) that multiple people can access. This can turn your Drive into a hub for family history that can last for decades.  

4. Look into Vimeo to Share Family Videos

Another alternative to share your home movies is to use Vimeo. This is a competitor to YouTube where people can upload videos and store them for long periods of time. Just like YouTube, you can use the Vimeo settings to make sure all videos are private and access to them is restricted. 

There are drawbacks to using this option. While you can use the Vimeo Basic plan, there may be some features on the site that you need a paid subscription to access. Additionally, Vimeo isn’t as well known as YouTube. Your relatives might have a hard time finding the videos unless you send them links directly. Consider talking with your family to see if this is an ideal option if you need a video platform.

5. Create a Family DropBox Account

Another option to share family videos is to invest in a DropBox account. Like Vimeo, this online option offers both free and paid subscriptions. The more you pay, the more storage you can enjoy. DropBox is used by businesses and individuals who need to share documents and files. While it is a useful place to store photos and videos, the storage options can be limited. 

DropBox also isn’t the most social or collaborative system. This website is ideal if you want to make sure your relatives have digital copies of home movies that are organized and easy to access. You won’t get the social benefits of uploading the content to YouTube or Facebook where people can like and comment on specific memories. 

Understand why you want to share home movies when you choose your platform. You don’t have to create a social hub if you are only looking for an online storage space for your content.

Digitize Your Videos With Memory Fortress Today

Digital videos are so much easier to share than old tapes and movie recordings. It only takes a few minutes to find the right memories and upload the content so your family can enjoy it. If you haven’t taken steps to digitize your home movies yet, now is the time to do so. Every year those VHS tapes will break down a little more. If you don’t store the videos properly, they could wear out and break – causing you to lose the memories forever

Learn more about our process to digitize photos and videos, then start gathering your tapes. We can help you preserve these memories so you can share them with future generations.

We digitize everything right here at our facility in metro Atlanta, processed by US citizens.

Address: 2250 North Druid Hills Road NE Suite 128, Atlanta, GA 30329, United States

Phone: +1 678-579-2249

Local Atlanta walk-in customers MUST have an appointment for prompt service. This applies to both dropping off materials and picking up materials.

Simple Pricing

Everyday pricing, Online Order pricing, and Labor Day pricing for qualifying orders.

Core Services

Select a service below to see what is included and review current pricing.

Videotape Conversion Most Popular
Standard Videotapes
Includes VHS, VHS-C, MiniDV, Video8, Hi8 and Digital8.
Everyday Price: $25.00 / tape
Online Order Price: $20.00 / tape
Labor Day Price: $15.00 / tape
To qualify for Labor Day pricing
  • Minimum 13 videotapes required.
Special-format pricing
  • S-VHS, PAL, SECAM and Betamax: Add $20 per tape.
  • Betacam, U-Matic and professional formats: $75 per tape total.
  • Tape repair: Add $30 for each tape requiring repair.
  • Optional MP4 conversion: $4 per tape where applicable.
Disk Conversion
CDs & DVDs
Transfer discs to modern digital files.
Everyday Price: $15.00 / disc
Online Order Price: $12.00 / disc
Labor Day Price: Not eligible
Photo Scanning
Loose Photos — High Resolution
High-resolution 600 dpi scanning. Recommended for most customers.
Everyday Price: $0.62 / photo
Online Order Price: $0.49 / photo
Labor Day Price: $0.37 / photo
Loose Photos — Regular Resolution
Standard 300 dpi scanning.
Everyday Price: $0.36 / photo
Online Order Price: $0.29 / photo
Labor Day Price: Not eligible
Photos in Albums, Frames or Other Holders
For photographs requiring individual handling or removal.
Everyday Price: $1.19 / photo
Online Order Price: $0.95 / photo
Labor Day Price: $0.71 / photo
Large Photos — 8×10 and Similar Sizes
For larger prints requiring individual handling and scanning.
Everyday Price: $1.49 / photo
Online Order Price: $1.19 / photo
Labor Day Price: $0.89 / photo
Named Digital Folders
Organize scans into customer-requested named folders or groups.
Everyday Price: $7.50 / folder
Online Order Price: $6.00 / folder
Labor Day Price: $4.50 / folder
To qualify for Labor Day pricing
  • Minimum 500 photos required.
  • Regular-resolution 300 dpi loose-photo scanning is not eligible for an additional promotional discount.
Slide Scanning
Standard 35mm Slides
High-resolution 3200 dpi scanning included.
Everyday Price: $0.73 / slide
Online Order Price: $0.59 / slide
Labor Day Price: $0.44 / slide
Special-Format and Oversized Slides
Medium format, Super slides, glass, metal, Agfa/Leitz, 110/Minox, 3D/Stereo and oversized slides.
Everyday Price: $1.79 / slide
Online Order Price: $1.49 / slide
Labor Day Price: Not eligible
Metal Holders or Plastic Binder Sleeves
Additional handling charge for slides that must be removed before scanning.
Handling Charge: $0.20 / affected slide
Labor Day Price: No additional discount
To qualify for Labor Day pricing
  • Minimum 500 standard 35mm slides required.
  • Special-format slides and handling charges are not reduced.
  • A combined $30 minimum slide-scanning charge applies before holder or sleeve-removal charges.
Negative Scanning
35mm Negatives
Everyday Price: $0.94 / frame
Online Order Price: $0.75 / frame
Labor Day Price: $0.56 / frame
Medium-Format Negatives
Everyday Price: $2.99 / frame
Online Order Price: $2.49 / frame
Labor Day Price: $1.79 / frame
Large-Format Negatives
Everyday Price: $4.99 / frame
Online Order Price: $3.99 / frame
Labor Day Price: $2.99 / frame
To qualify for Labor Day pricing
  • Minimum 500 negative images required.
Scrapbook Scanning
Regular Resolution — 300 dpi
Everyday Price: $2.49 / page side
Online Order Price: $1.79 / page side
Labor Day Price: $1.49 / page side
High Resolution — 600 dpi
Everyday Price: $2.99 / page side
Online Order Price: $2.29 / page side
Labor Day Price: $1.79 / page side
Photo Breakout
Receive individual image files for photographs appearing on scrapbook pages.
Everyday Price: $0.99 / photo
Online Order Price: $0.75 / photo
Labor Day Price: $0.59 / photo
To qualify for Labor Day pricing
  • Minimum 100 scrapbook page sides required.
Movie Film Transfer
8mm / Super 8 Movie Film
Everyday Price: $0.36 / foot
Online Order Price: $0.29 / foot
Labor Day Price: $0.22 / foot
16mm Movie Film
Everyday Price: $0.36 / foot
Online Order Price: $0.29 / foot
Labor Day Price: $0.22 / foot
To qualify for Labor Day pricing
  • Minimum 1,000 total feet of movie film required.
Audio Transfer
Audio Cassettes
Everyday Price: $49.00 / tape
Online Order Price: $45.00 / tape
Labor Day Price: $29.00 / tape
Audio Reels
Everyday Price: $69.00 / reel
Online Order Price: $59.00 / reel
Labor Day Price: Not eligible
Microcassettes
Everyday Price: $59.00 / tape
Online Order Price: $49.00 / tape
Labor Day Price: Not eligible
Records — 33, 45 and 78 RPM
Everyday Price: $59.00 / record
Online Order Price: $49.00 / record
Labor Day Price: Not eligible
To qualify for Labor Day pricing
  • Minimum 8 audio cassette tapes required.
  • Audio reels, microcassettes and records are not included in the promotion.
Labor Day Sale Rules
  • Save up to 40% off our Everyday prices on qualifying online orders.
  • Orders must be submitted online between September 3 and September 7, 2026.
  • The online order must be submitted no later than midnight Pacific Time on September 7, 2026.
  • Enter “Labor Day” in the coupon or order-notes field.
  • Customer materials must arrive at our offices by the deadline listed on the Labor Day Sale page.
  • Minimum qualifying quantities apply separately by eligible service.
  • Standard surcharges, repairs, optional MP4 conversions, special handling and services identified as not eligible are not reduced.
  • Our normal $99 minimum order continues to apply.
  • The initial online payment is a deposit. Any remaining balance is due after the work is completed.
  • Review the complete Labor Day Sale Terms and Conditions .