Polaroid cases are cut for one body. The Now and Now+ have the same width and height, and many cases list both; the Go and Flip need their own. Picks for each, plus Polaroid’s own bags.
This page covers Polaroid’s instant film cameras. Polaroid-branded digital cameras such as the Snap use different cases. Prices are from polaroid.com, or rounded typical prices, at the 11 November 2026 check and change often. Fit is what each maker or listing says, or arithmetic from Polaroid’s published sizes. We haven’t put a camera in any of these cases.
Which case fits which Polaroid
| Your camera | Body size (mm) | Picks below that list it |
|---|---|---|
| Now Gen 3, Now Gen 2 | 150.2 x 112.2 x 94 | Polaroid Now Camera Bag, Now Spectrum Camera Bag, Fintie crossbody, FURIMETY sling |
| Now+ Gen 3 | 150.2 x 112.2 x 96 | Polaroid Now Camera Bag, Now Spectrum Camera Bag, Fintie crossbody, FURIMETY sling |
| Go Gen 3 | 106.5 x 83.8 x 64.6 | Polaroid Go Camera Bag, khanka hard case |
| Go Gen 2 | 105 x 84 x 62 | Polaroid Go Camera Bag, khanka hard case, FURIMETY sling |
| Flip | 163.5 x 117.2 x 89.7 (lid closed) | Fintie crossbody |
| I-2 | 149.9 x 119.3 x 91.2 | Fintie crossbody, FURIMETY sling |
| Vintage 600 and SX-70 box cameras | varies | Spectrum Box Camera Bag (600), All Weather Sling Bag |
Body sizes are from Polaroid’s specs, as held in our product records. The Now Gen 2 and Gen 3 have the same outer size, so a case made for one should take the other. The Now+ is 2 mm deeper. Buy a case that names your generation when you can.
Polaroid Now and Now+ cases
Polaroid’s own: Now Camera Bag
Polaroid’s Now Camera Bag is made for the Now and Now+. It has a soft fleece lining, an adjustable strap (28 to 143 cm) and Polaroid branding. Polaroid gives the bag’s size as 14 x 16 x 9.5 cm (5.5 x 6.2 x 3.7 in). It was $24.99 at polaroid.com at the November 2026 check.
The larger Now Spectrum Camera Bag was $29.99. It has a polyester outer, a fleece lining and a foldover flap with popper fastenings, and measures 200 x 190 x 95 mm. Polaroid lists it for the Now and Now+ too.
Fintie Crossbody Camera Bag
Fintie’s crossbody bag was often found for about $25 in white stripe, and owners typically rate it about 4.5 out of 5. It has the most owner ratings of any case on this page. The listing describes padded nylon, side buckles, a removable adjustable strap and a small pocket for prints, a charger or batteries. Other colours and a canvas version sit on the same listing.
The title names the Now+ Gen 3, 2 and 1, the Mod and the Flip. The description adds the Now, I-2, OneStep+ and OneStep 2 VF. Its size field says 6 x 5 x 2 in, which is shallower than a Now, so go by the camera list rather than that figure.
FURIMETY sling bag with a photo window
FURIMETY’s sling bag has a clear PVC window on the back, so one print shows through. The black version was often found for about $40. The listing describes nylon with 8 mm padding, a top handle, an adjustable strap and a front zip pocket with five sleeves for film packs or cables. It gives the size as 6.75 x 4 x 6.75 in.
The listing names the Now Gen 3 and Gen 2, the Now+, I-2, OneStep+, OneStep 2 VF and Go Gen 2. It had few ratings at the November 2026 check.
Also listed for the Now
Two more Amazon listings came up in a search at the November 2026 check. Check the current price on each.
- Comecase case for the Now Gen 3 and Gen 2 (B08SC437VL), often rated about 4.5 out of 5 by owners.
- Hard travel case for the Now Gen 3 and Gen 2, OneStep 2 and OneStep+, sold with an album (B09V4GR4N2), often rated about 4.5 out of 5 by owners.
Choosing between the two generations? Polaroid Now Gen 2 vs Gen 3 covers what changed.
Polaroid Go cases
The Go is much smaller than the Now, so a Now case is far too big for it. The Go Gen 3 is 1.5 mm wider and 2.6 mm deeper than the Gen 2, according to Polaroid’s specs.
Hard case: khanka Travel Case for the Go
khanka’s hard EVA case was often found for about $20 in black, and owners typically rate it about 4.5 out of 5. It zips shut, has a mesh pocket for film or a cable, an elastic band to hold the camera and a hand strap. The listing names the Go Generation 3 (models 6659 and 9192) and Generation 2 (6280). Other colours were about $18 to $20.
Polaroid’s own: Go Camera Bag
Polaroid’s Go Camera Bag is ripstop with a soft microfiber inside, a foldover flap with a clip and an adjustable shoulder strap. It measures 155 x 180 x 110 mm and comes in four colours. Polaroid says it suits Polaroid Go cameras only. It was $34.99 at polaroid.com at the November 2026 check.
Polaroid’s smaller Go Camera Case ($24.99) was out of stock at polaroid.com at the same check. Another Amazon option, a “Case for Polaroid Go Gen 3/2” in white or black, is often rated about 4.5 out of 5 by owners. Check the current price.
For how the two cameras differ, see Polaroid Go vs Polaroid Now.
Polaroid Flip cases
Few cases name the Flip, and most have only a handful of ratings. So there’s no Flip pick here we can stand behind, only options to check.
The Flip is bigger than the Now: 163.5 x 117.2 mm against 150.2 x 112.2 mm, so about 13 mm longer and 5 mm larger the other way. It’s 89.7 mm deep with the lid closed. A case cut for the Now alone may not take it.
- Fintie Crossbody Camera Bag (above, listing) names the Flip in its title. That’s the listing’s claim; the same bag is sold for the smaller Now+, so check the reviews for Flip owners before you buy.
- Travel Case Compatible with Polaroid Flip (B0FF4W7J75) had very few ratings at the November 2026 check. Check the current price.
- Polaroid’s Premium Case ($69.99) lists the Flip, but was out of stock at polaroid.com at the November 2026 check.
For the Flip’s other differences, see Polaroid Flip vs Polaroid Now.
Polaroid’s own bags
Beyond the Now and Go bags above, polaroid.com had these at the November 2026 check:
- Spectrum Box Camera Bag, $39.99: ripstop, with a clip closure, a protective base and a holder on the outside to display one standard Polaroid print. Polaroid says it has an insulated pocket “for developing and storing your film (or snack) in optimal cool conditions”. It measures 230 x 190 x 105 mm, and Polaroid lists it for i-Type and 600 cameras, except the SLR 680.
- All Weather Sling Bag, $44.99: made with recycled polyvinyl butyral, 260 x 135 x 165 mm, in black. Polaroid lists it for i-Type and 600 box cameras, SX-70 box cameras, and the folding SX-70 and SX-70 Sonar.
Out of stock at the same check: the Box Camera Bag - White ($36.99), the Premium Case ($69.99, made for the I-2 with two packs of film) and the Go Camera Case ($24.99).
How to choose a Polaroid case
- Soft bag or fitted case (Polaroid’s bags, Fintie, FURIMETY): carries the camera on your shoulder and opens fast. Polaroid’s own bags list their size, which helps you check fit.
- Hard EVA case (khanka): a zip-up shell that takes knocks in a backpack or suitcase. You take the camera out to shoot.
- Somewhere for prints: Fintie has a small pocket for photos. FURIMETY’s window and the Spectrum Box Camera Bag’s holder each show one print on the outside.
- Spare film and heat: Polaroid recommends storing film at 4 to 18°C (41 to 65°F), and says to shoot a loaded pack within 2 months. A bag left in a hot car is a poor place for spare packs. See does instant film expire for the full storage advice.
Shooting Instax too? Our Instax Mini camera cases page covers those, and Instax and Polaroid accessories covers straps, filters and the rest. Still choosing a camera? Start with the best Polaroid camera.
FAQ
Do Polaroid Now Gen 2 cases fit the Gen 3?
Polaroid gives both bodies the same outer size, 150.2 x 112.2 x 94 mm, so a case made for one should fit the other. Check the listing names your generation.
Will a Polaroid Now case fit the Flip?
Not reliably. The Flip is 163.5 x 117.2 mm, larger than the Now’s 150.2 x 112.2 mm. Buy a case that names the Flip.
Does a Polaroid Now case fit the Now+?
Usually. The Now+ Gen 3 has the same width and height as the Now and is 2 mm deeper. Polaroid’s Now Camera Bag and Now Spectrum Camera Bag both list the two.
What case fits the Polaroid Go?
One made for the Go, such as khanka’s hard case (often found for about $20 at the November 2026 check) or Polaroid’s Go Camera Bag ($34.99). The Go is about 106 x 84 mm, far smaller than a Now.
Should I keep film in my camera bag?
Carrying a pack for the day is what the film pockets on these bags are for. For storage, no: Polaroid recommends 4 to 18°C (41 to 65°F), which a hot bag or car won’t hold. Polaroid’s Spectrum Box Camera Bag has an insulated pocket for film.
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