Client photo sharing built for photographers.
Present the collection as part of your studio’s service. Share an organised online gallery, choose the right audience and explain whether clients should review, select or download the photographs.
Share photography through a branded client gallery
A gallery gives the client a viewing experience rather than an unexplained folder of files. Use the studio’s identity and a clear collection name so the recipient recognises the assignment and understands what to do next.
Choose client, guest and collaborator access deliberately
The commissioning client, an editor and wedding guests may need different access. Review the appropriate sharing link and permissions for each audience. Avoid assuming that a link intended for broad sharing is also the right place for private proofing.
Organise photos around the assignment
Separate wedding functions, portrait setups or commercial deliverables into collections that are easy to understand. A short message explaining the gallery’s structure can help the client find the relevant work.
Make the difference between sharing and delivery clear
Sharing lets someone view the collection. Final photo delivery also requires clarity about which files are ready and which downloads you have enabled. Keep the selection or proofing stage separate from the finished collection.
Common questions
How can I share wedding photos with clients online?
Create the wedding collection, organise it by event or function and share the appropriate client gallery link with instructions for review or download.
Can I use branded galleries for business photography clients?
Yes. Organise commercial photographs by assignment, campaign or product and use the gallery’s branding and access options to support the review.
Where do I set up selfie-based event photo discovery?
Use the separate AI event photo sharing section when guests need to search for photographs of themselves.
Continue your gallery workflow
Give every client a clear next step.
Connect photo selection, album feedback and final delivery in a gallery experience built for photographers.
