The gallery opens on their photographs.

Two hundred retouched frames, one couple, one delivery. Or one brand, one editor, one deadline.

The gallery services want a subscription and a whole workflow. The file services want you to accept that the page your client opens will be advertising theirs.

The page opens on your photographs

On Pro, a delivery carries a cover image behind it. Campsend resizes it in the browser before uploading, so a frame straight off the camera is fine and your client isn't waiting on an 8 MB header.

Your name, your logo and your color sit on every delivery page, on every plan including the free one.

They download without signing up

The link in the email is all your client needs. No account, no app, no password for someone who will use this once.

You see when they first opened it and when they first downloaded, which is the answer to the only question you have after sending a shoot.

The link ends by itself

Delivery links stop working after 30 days. You are not responsible for a gallery from 2024 still sitting open somewhere, and you don't have to remember to take anything down.

If a client comes back later, send it again. The files are still in your library.

Where it doesn't fit

This is not a proofing gallery. There is no favoriting, no client selects, no print ordering. If you need those, a gallery product is the right tool.

One delivery holds 20 files, 2 GB on the free plan, 15 GB on Pro, 50 GB on Studio, 75 GB on Studio Pro and 100 GB on Team. Size is rarely what stops you. A full wedding runs to hundreds of frames, so it goes into a zip either way.