Example gallery
Headshots, delivered like this
One link where your client reviews their portraits, stars the frames they want retouched and downloads the finals — without creating an account.
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The demo set
Four portraits, standing in for a delivered headshot session.
What the client on the other end does
Your client opens the gallery link — https://shoots.page/g/<slug> — without an account, an app or a sign-up. They see your studio name and the gallery title, then browse a thumbnail grid that paginates at 60 photos per page.
Opening a frame brings up the full viewer with a 2,000 px preview. From there they download in the formats you enabled: byte-for-byte originals, individual JPEGs, or a ZIP of the set.
Let the client pick their selects
When the deal includes retouching, turn on proofing for the gallery and it becomes the pick-your-selects step. You set a maximum pick count; the client stars favorite frames with a live counter tracking where they stand, then submits with name and email. The submission locks until you reopen it — no late changes slipping past you.
Want to sell extra retouched frames? Allow picks above the max with a per-photo price you set. The gallery shows the client the agreed price, but shoots.page never collects the money — payment stays between you and the client. A gallery can hold up to 200 submissions.
Why headshot photographers deliver this way
- One link per client or per team — no accounts on their side
- Selects come back with name and email attached
- Originals download byte-for-byte, exactly as exported
- Optional password when a company wants the set kept private
Deliver your next headshot session like this
Upload the finished frames, turn on proofing if the job includes selects, and send one link.