Many people have old and precious memories stored inside VHS tapes but are unable to view or share them because VHS players are no longer used anywhere.
Since Walgreens offers a wide range of photo services, you may be wondering: does Walgreens convert VHS to DVD? Here is what I’ve discovered!
Does Walgreens Convert VHS To DVD?
Walgreens offers VHS to DVD conversion services under its Photo Labs department. The service costs a minimum of $34.98 for one DVD, with $9.99 extra for each additional DVD. The conversion can take between three to five weeks before you get the DVDs.
If you want to learn more about the types of VHS tapes that can be converted, the cost for conversion, and the extras offered by Walgreens, keep on reading!
Where Can You Convert VHS To DVD At Walgreens?
You can convert your VHS to DVD through Walgreens by heading over to this Walgreens Photo Labs link and selecting the number of VHS tapes you have, whether you want to preview and edit the videos before they are burned onto the DVD, and several other options.
Once you have finalized the details of your order, you can go to the nearest Walgreens store and drop off the VHS tapes against your order number at the Photo Labs kiosk.
How Much Does Walgreens Charge To Convert VHS To DVD?
Here are the standard charges for VHS to DVD conversion at Walgreens:
- $24.99 per VHS tape that is to be converted
- $9.99 per DVD
- $19.99 per Blu-ray disc
Therefore, you will have to pay a minimum of $34.98 to get one VHS converted and burned onto one DVD.
What Type Of VHS Tapes Does Walgreens Convert To DVD?
Walgreens converts the following types of VHS tapes to DVDs:
- Betamax
- VHS
- VHC-C
- 8MM
- Digital8
- Video8
- MiniDV
- MicroMini
How Long Do You Have To Wait To Get VHS Converted To DVD At Walgreens?
The standard waiting time to get your VHS converted to DVD is three to five weeks. This does not include the time it will take for Walgreens to receive the VHS tapes from you.
Walgreens sends all VHS tapes for conversion to a central facility in the country, and so this is why you have to wait a long time (3 to 5 weeks) to get the converted DVDs back.
What Is The Maximum Limit For Converting One VHS to DVD At Walgreens?
Walgreens will convert and burn a maximum of 2 hours of video onto a single DVD. If the video (to be converted) is longer than that, the remaining portion after 2 hours will be burned onto a separate DVD.
Will You Get Your VHS Tapes Back After Conversion From Walgreens?
Yes, you will get your original VHS tapes back once these have been converted to DVD.
What Extras Does Walgreens Offer When Converting VHS to DVD?
Instead of directly converting the VHS tapes and burning the videos as-is onto DVD, Walgreens offers the following intermediate options for free:
- View your videos on a phone, tablet, or computer
- Sort, label, and organize your videos
- Edit your videos and customize your DVDs
To learn more, you can also see Walgreens’ services on scanning photos, developing film, and getting passport photos done.
Conclusion
Walgreens does indeed convert VHS to DVD through its Photo Labs services. You have to pay a minimum of $34.98 to convert one VHS tape to one DVD, paying $9.99 extra for each additional DVD and $19.99 for each Blu-ray disc. The waiting time is typically between three to five weeks before you receive the converted tapes.
