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13 topicsLibraries
Create a library for every event and come back to the ones you already have.
Read →Library
Manage one event — its albums, the questions you ask clients, its links and what happened.
Read →Album
Arrange the galleries of one part of the event and share just that part.
Read →Gallery
Upload photos, decide who sees them and check what the client did.
Read →Shares
Every door you have handed out — across all libraries at once.
Read →Licenses
Write the terms of use the client accepts before their first download.
Read →Studio card
One public page with your name, your frames and your contact.
Read →Studio
Set what clients see by default in every library.
Read →Add-ons
Switch on what is beyond the basics — the booking Calendar, the Lightroom plug-in, “Buy me a coffee”.
Read →Account
You, not the studio — your name, sign-in address, password, devices and all your studios.
Read →Team
Invite a second photographer, a retoucher or an assistant.
Read →Folders
Pin a folder on your disk to a gallery and publish new files with one click.
Read →Unlocking a feature
See what a feature outside your plan gives you and go on to the pricing.
Read →Libraries, albums and photos
8 topicsAlbums
The parts of one library — the ceremony, the reception, the portraits; or the sets of one session.
Read →Galleries
One set of photos the client looks at — the smallest part of a library a link can open.
Read →Photos
What is in the gallery — uploads, order, covers, captions and highlights.
Read →Highlights
Your best frames, marked on the photo itself — recipients see them as the photographer's picks.
Read →Publications from Lightroom
Every publish from Lightroom Classic is a version of the gallery; this is their history.
Read →Draft, published, hidden, archived
The status decides whether recipients see a library, an album or a gallery at all.
Read →Public and private galleries
Visibility decides which links see a gallery inside an album they open.
Read →Trash and deleting
Whatever you delete waits 7 days before it disappears for good: photos in the gallery's Trash, libraries, albums and galleries in “Recently deleted”.
Read →Links and recipients
6 topicsLinks
A link is the key you hand to a client: it opens the part of a library you chose, under rules you can change at any time.
Read →Link and permanent link
Two addresses of the same access: the link for one person, the permanent link for a post.
Read →Passwords
A password closes one link: the recipient types it once before the photos open.
Read →Recipients
The people you give links to — a name and, if you want, an e-mail address.
Read →Activity
What happened with your links — the library's timeline, newest first.
Read →Watchers
People who asked for a letter when new photos appear in an album.
Read →Client answers
3 topicsSettings of a library, album and gallery
5 topicsHow settings are inherited
Set something once for the studio, and change it only where one library, album or gallery is different.
Read →Settings — General
What this library, album or gallery is: its name, its description and its deletion.
Read →Settings — Behavior
How the recipient's view behaves: packages, texts, comments, previews and notifications.
Read →Settings — Protection
What stands between a recipient and a file.
Read →Settings — Add-ons
Settings that come from add-ons you installed; the tab is there only when there is something in it.
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