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Free up to 2 GB, no client account

Hand over finished photos without making your client sign up

shoots.page turns a finished JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, WebP or RAW set into one unlisted gallery link. Your client opens it without an account or app, browses 2000 px previews, and downloads the untouched originals, with RAWs as full-size JPEGs that open on any device.

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At a glance

Current limits and pricing, checked 1 October 2026.
WhatDetails
Client accessOne unlisted link. No account, no app. Optional password (8 to 256 characters) and expiry date.
File formatsJPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, WebP, RAW (CR2, NEF, DNG, and most camera RAW formats). No video.
Original filesStored byte-for-byte. JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF and WebP downloads match the uploaded bytes exactly; RAWs download as full-size JPEGs, and as RAW files too if you allow RAW downloads.
Previews480 px thumbnails and 2000 px JPEG previews, rendered from RAW too, for files up to 1 GiB and 100 megapixels. A larger file has to be removed before the gallery can be published.
Account storage2 GB free. Pro: 100 GB for USD 9 a month or USD 90 a year before applicable tax (EUR 8 or EUR 80 in Europe, VAT included), plus 4 gallery designs.
Galleries and photosNo cap on galleries or photos per gallery; only storage counts.

From shoot to delivered in four steps

  1. Select files locally

    Pick your finished JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, WebP, or RAW files directly in your browser. Your files stay on your machine while you name the gallery and set your delivery options, and your draft persists across browser reloads.

  2. Sign in with Google to send

    Sign in with your free Google account when you are ready to upload. Your selected files and delivery options carry over immediately so you never have to re-enter your settings.

  3. Upload and generate previews

    Uploads run in resumable 8 MiB parts, so you can leave mid-upload and pick up right where you stopped. The server generates 480 px thumbnails and 2000 px preview JPEGs in the background, including ready-to-view JPEGs for camera RAW files, before you publish.

  4. Share the gallery link

    Publish, then copy the link or let shoots.page email it to your client. You can protect the gallery with an optional password between 8 and 256 characters, set an expiry date, or leave it open to anyone who holds the unlisted URL.

What your client gets

Your client opens the link on any device. They see your studio name, the gallery title, and any expiry date you set. Without creating an account or downloading an app, they browse a clean grid that paginates at 60 photos per page and inspect individual images in a full 2000 px viewer.

When they download, they can save individual images or download a full ZIP archive. If you shot in RAW, they get a full-size JPEG of every RAW that opens on any device, and the RAW files too if you turn on RAW downloads. You can see how the layout looks to a visitor in this example portrait gallery.

Try your next delivery

Pick a finished set on the homepage to test the upload flow. You can draft the gallery, inspect the background previews, and see the presentation exactly as your client will experience it.

Prepare a gallery