Imagine a world where putting galleries up for clients is a doorway into endless possibilities. See what’s already baked in and start dreaming about the future.
Publish your edited photographs straight from Lightroom Classic to a client gallery. The included plug-in exports web-ready JPEG proofs while your originals stay in your catalog. Retrieve submitted client selects, photographer favorites and image notes for the next round of edits. Connect your studio first, then test a complete publish-and-retrieve round trip.
Invite a collaborating photographer with a gallery-only key and your shareable setup guide. They publish from their own Lightroom catalog into a named section of your gallery, then retrieve submitted selects and notes. Their originals stay with them.
Give a gallery one shared pin allowance so clients can agree on the frames that matter. Keep your own favorites separate. Build on those selections with extra retouching, additional licensed images or a larger package, priced on your terms.
Send a single photograph or your favorites to a new or existing website gallery. The included Portfolio workspace lets you manage your public website alongside client delivery. Your assistant helps connect hosting and services. Confirm client permission before publishing.
Set a clear closing date and let clients request more time. Then build an offer for extended gallery access or ongoing file storage. Your storage, maintenance and service have value. You set the duration and price; connect payment and renewal handling with your assistant.
There’s comfort in knowing where things stand. See how clients are engaging, track your uploads and check connected photo storage. Keep weekly reviews, fixes and recommendations alongside the numbers, so you can decide what comes next with confidence. Your assistant can help set up the review schedule.
Collect image notes and crop intentions in one place. Retrieve submitted selections and notes through the Lightroom plugin so the next edit starts with the client’s feedback beside the photograph.
Offer the next thing your client needs, from retouching and prints to a new session. Build relevant service cards into the gallery, then connect an enquiry form, booking tool or your own Stripe checkout. You choose what to offer and when.