Deliver your shoots the way your work deserves
Send clients a branded gallery link — no surprise expiry, no compressed previews, no generic file drop. Just your work, presented professionally.
Generic file tools don’t do your work justice
- Free transfer tools expire in days, and clients lose access to their own photos.
- Large RAW files and video get compressed or rejected by email and chat apps.
- A generic, ad-covered download page undercuts the premium experience you sell.
- Clients need to send you files too — mood boards, references, signed releases.
One branded space for every shoot.
Create a project per shoot and share a branded link with your client — your logo, your colours, no expiry pressure. They download galleries at full resolution, and can upload references or files back to you, all without creating an account.
Built for large files
RAW files, video, full-resolution galleries — sized for real photography and video work.
Your brand, not a generic page
Logo and colour on every delivery page, so the experience feels like an extension of your studio.
Clients can send files back
Mood boards, references, signed releases — clients upload directly, no separate tool needed.
You control when links expire
Set your own deadline or revoke access instantly — no surprise expiry mid-delivery.
Know when clients download
Get notified the moment a client accesses or downloads a gallery.
FAQ
Can I send large RAW files and video?
Yes. droppd is built to handle large photography and video files without the compression or size limits common in email and chat apps.
Will the gallery link expire before my client downloads everything?
No. You control the expiry date yourself, so you decide how long a delivery stays available — not a fixed default that catches clients out.
Can clients upload files to me too?
Yes. The same branded space works both ways — clients can send you references, mood boards or signed releases without needing an account.
Does the delivery page carry my branding?
Yes. Your logo and colours appear on the page your client sees, so the delivery feels like part of your studio, not a generic tool.