Your studio name, logo, accent color, gallery cover, and header style create the client-facing brand. Gallery privacy and studio-page visibility are separate controls.
Studio branding #
In Settings, add the studio name, logo, accent color, description, and web addresses. Choose a frosted, subtle, bold, or text-only title card and a full-screen, tall, standard, or compact gallery header. These display choices apply across the studio; individual galleries keep their own title, subtitle, cover, and shoot date.
Individual gallery visibility #
- Unlisted: not listed on the public studio page; anyone with its hard-to-guess link can open it.
- Public: eligible to appear on the studio page and be shared publicly.
- Password protected: viewers must enter the gallery password; available on paid plans.
Download PINs are different from gallery passwords. A PIN protects the whole-gallery download while still letting people view the gallery. PINs are available on the Free plan.
Studio page visibility #
The studio page is the portfolio that lists only galleries you deliberately make public. It can be public and indexable, hidden from search while remaining reachable by its link, or password protected on a paid plan. Changing the studio page never makes an unlisted or password-protected gallery public.
Watermarks and originals #
Preview watermarking overlays your studio logo on generated viewing images. The stored original and client downloads remain unwatermarked. This makes watermarking useful for proofing without damaging delivered files.
