Example gallery
See what your client sees
This is the receiving end of a shoots.page delivery: one link, a grid of photos, full previews and downloads — with no account, no app and no sign-up on the client's side, ever.
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The demo set
Five photos, the way a finished portrait set lands in a gallery.
What your client does with the link
Your client opens the gallery link (https://shoots.page/g/<slug>) straight in the browser. No sign-up, no app, no account — ever. They see your studio name and the gallery title, enter the password if you set one, and land on a thumbnail grid that paginates at 60 photos per page.
Opening a photo brings up the full viewer with a 2,000 px preview — large enough to judge sharpness and crop, small enough to load quickly on a phone.
You decide how they download. Depending on the options you enable, they can grab individual originals, individual JPEGs, a download-all ZIP of originals, or a JPEG ZIP. Originals arrive byte-for-byte — exactly the files you uploaded.
What the photographer controls
- Gallery title and cover photo
- Optional password and expiry date
- Which downloads are on: originals, JPEGs, ZIPs
- Proofing (client favorites), if the job needs it
- Revoke or delete the gallery at any time
Who can open a gallery link
Gallery links are unlisted: excluded from search-engine indexes, the sitemap and robots.txt, so they do not show up in search results. Anyone who has the link can open it — and only them.
For sensitive work, add a password so the link alone is not enough. And if the set should not live online forever, set an expiry date when you create the gallery.
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