For photographers Workflow preview

Deliver a shoot without flattening the gallery.

Keep folders intact, collect selections and comments, apply a visible recipient watermark and use a branded client page.

A photographer and client reviewing a photograph together in a studio

From first select to final delivery

Let the client remember the photographs, not the download process.

Photo: Vitaly Gariev / Unsplash

A real handoff

Picture the whole job, not just the upload.

Send preview-ready selects, record the client approval beside each file, then deliver originals through the same branded transfer.

Review selects together

Protect previews

Deliver every original

Workflow concept
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12 selects approved

Originals ready on your branded page

Deliver
A photographer framing a portrait through a studio camera
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The outcome

Keep the attention on the work, from select to download.

Clients review, approve and receive originals in one calm space instead of chasing filenames through messages.

Review selects together

Protect previews

Deliver every original

The FileFast toolkit

Built around this moment.

Quick answers

Before the next handoff

Will the gallery keep its folder structure?

Yes. Folder transfers preserve the structure you built, so selects and originals stay where you put them.

Can a client mark their selects?

Yes. Clients can favourite shots and comment on specific frames, then approve without creating an account.

Can I send full-resolution originals?

Yes. FileFast does not recompress uploads, so the client receives the file you sent.

Can I ask a second shooter to send me their cards?

Yes. A file request link lets them upload straight into your folder without an account.

Other workflows

How other people hand work over

Follow this workflow as it becomes available

Each linked feature is labelled Live or Planned so the page never promises access before release QA is complete.