Photo delivery software for photographers.
Give clients a clear destination for the finished photographs. Share the final gallery, explain the files available and use download settings that match the collection you intend to deliver.
Deliver high resolution photos to clients online
After editing and approval, publish the files intended for delivery. Make it clear which collection is final and whether original or compressed download options are available. A well explained handoff reduces confusion between preview images and finished photographs.
Choose download options around the client’s needs
Clients may want smaller files for everyday sharing and original files for their own archive or print workflow. Review the options enabled for the gallery and explain their purpose. Download speed will also depend on file sizes and the recipient’s connection.
Keep wedding photo delivery separate from album approval
A delivered image collection and an approved album are different deliverables. The couple may download finished photographs while an album layout is still being reviewed. Name and explain each stage so neither is mistaken for the other.
Plan a clear handoff after the gallery is shared
Tell the client where to download, which collection to use and whom to contact for help. Keep your own backup workflow separate from the client-facing delivery gallery; sharing a gallery is not a replacement for a planned backup process.
Common questions
Can I deliver wedding photos through an online gallery?
Yes. Share the finished wedding collection and explain the download options you have enabled for the couple.
Are gallery previews always the final original files?
No. Explain the difference between viewing a preview and downloading the files made available in that gallery.
Does a client delivery gallery replace photo backups?
No. Delivery is a client handoff. Use a separate backup workflow to protect the working and archive copies.
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.
