Delivery that matches the work
A client gallery is a private web page holding one shoot. You upload the finished photographs, set how the gallery should look, and send a single link. Your client opens it on a phone or a laptop and sees full-bleed images rather than a file list — no software to install, no account to create, nothing to expire silently in a chat thread.
Every gallery has its own address. You can protect it with a password, restrict it to specific client email addresses, or leave it open to anyone holding the link, depending on how private the shoot needs to be.
Proofing, favourites and ratings
Clients can mark favourites and leave star ratings as they browse, which turns the awkward “which ones do you want?” conversation into a list you can actually work from. Selections are saved per client, so two people looking at the same wedding gallery keep their own picks and you see both.
Downloads on your terms
You decide whether a gallery allows downloads at all, and clients can take a single photograph or the whole set as a zip. Because downloads are per gallery, a proofing gallery and a final delivery gallery can behave completely differently.
Design each gallery to fit the shoot
The gallery editor lets you set colours, choose a heading typeface, size and position the title, pick a cover image, and change the grid — column count, spacing, corner radius, frames and shadows. Changes are drafted against a live preview and only go out when you apply them, so a client never catches a gallery mid-edit.
Closing a gallery when the job is done
A client gallery can be given an expiry date, so the link stops opening once the work has been delivered and paid for. Expiry closes access rather than deleting anything — the photographs stay in your storage until you remove them yourself. You can also lock a gallery from further editing once it has gone out.