Free up to 2 GB, proofing included
A free client gallery your clients open without an account
shoots.page gives each shoot one unlisted link. Clients browse 2000 px previews, download the untouched JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF or WebP originals, full-size JPEGs of RAWs, or a ZIP, and star favorites when you turn on proofing.
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At a glance
| What | Details |
|---|---|
| Price | Free up to 2 GB. Pro: 100 GB and 4 gallery designs for USD 9 a month or USD 90 a year before applicable tax (EUR 8 or EUR 80 in Europe, VAT included). |
| Client access | No account, no app. Unlisted link, optional password (8 to 256 characters) and expiry date. |
| Formats | JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, WebP and RAW (CR2, NEF, DNG, and most camera RAW formats). No video. |
| Previews | 2000 px JPEG previews for files up to 1 GiB and 100 megapixels; a larger file has to be removed before the gallery can be published. |
| Branding | Your studio name on every gallery. Pro removes the shoots.page logo and footer and adds 4 gallery designs. No custom logo, colors or domain. |
| Proofing | Optional. Clients star favorites up to a pick limit you set (25 by default, up to 1000), with optional paid extras and up to 200 submissions per gallery. |
| Retention | A gallery stays live until the expiry date you set, or until you revoke or delete it. Keep your own backup of the originals. |
What a client gallery is
A client gallery is a web page created for a specific client and photo shoot. You send one link, or let shoots.page email it to your client. The client opens that link in any browser to review the collection, inspect photos in a full viewer, mark picks, and download their files.
It replaces a shared folder or a bare ZIP. Your client sees the finished set first, instead of guessing from filenames or waiting for gigabytes to download.
What your client experiences
When your client opens your link, they never encounter an account creation screen, an app download prompt, or an email registration gate. If you set a password, they enter it to open the page. They see your gallery title, your studio name, any expiry date you scheduled, and a thumbnail grid paginated at 60 photos per page. Selecting a photo opens a full-screen viewer displaying a 2000 px JPEG preview. On Pro, you can pick one of 4 gallery designs that open on your cover photo and show every photo uncropped.
Clients can download individual original files, JPEG versions, or complete ZIP packages, depending on the download toggles you enable. If you upload RAW, HEIC or TIFF files, shoots.page generates JPEG previews automatically so clients can view and save photos without special software. You can open our portrait gallery example to see the exact interface your client sees.
What a good client gallery needs
- No recipient accounts: clients should never have to register, choose a password, or install software just to see photos they paid for; on shoots.page they open the link and start browsing.
- Byte-for-byte original downloads: when a client downloads full-resolution files, they should receive the identical bytes you uploaded; shoots.page serves JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF and WebP originals untouched, and RAWs as full-size JPEGs unless you offer the RAW files too.
- Unlisted access control: client work must stay private without complex access management; shoots.page uses unlisted links that are excluded from sitemaps and marked noindex, with optional password protection.
- Flexible download toggles: you should control how files leave the gallery; shoots.page gives you a switch each for originals, JPEGs and, when the gallery holds RAW files, RAW, and each covers single files and the ZIP.
- Integrated proofing: selecting favorites should happen directly in the gallery; shoots.page offers optional photo proofing with pick counters, optional per-photo pricing for extras, and submission locks.
The controls you keep
Publishing a gallery does not lock your settings. After sharing the link, you can update the title, pick a different cover image, set or change a password, adjust the expiry date, switch download options, or change proofing rules. You can revoke the link or delete the gallery at any time.
You also see what happens after you send it: shoots.page emails you when a client opens or downloads the gallery, and counts views and downloads for the gallery and for each photo.
Try your own client gallery
Upload a finished set to shoots.page and open the link to test the viewer, download options, and proofing tools yourself.