Private client galleries, one link each.

Upload a collection, paste its link into a message, and your client opens it on whatever is in their hand — no account, no app, no password. They mark favourites and download what they need, under your name.

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A client's phone showing a shared collection A phone screen painted in a studio's colours, with its round mark and name at the top, a collection called Ana and Tomás of 12 photographs, an All and favourites filter with a Download button in the studio's colour, and six photographs in two columns, one marked as a favourite. Callouts read: your logo and your colours; download at low, medium or high quality; favourites come back to you; no account or password; open until 18 October, or until you close it. E ESTUDIO RÍOS Ana and Tomás 12 PHOTOGRAPHS All 3 favourites Download Open until 18 October, or until you close it Your logo and your colours Download at low, medium or high quality Favourites come back to you No account or password

How a delivery goes

A link you control

Every collection gives you a link to paste into an email or a chat. Set it to close in 7, 14 or 30 days, or never. You see when it was first opened and how many times since. Regenerate it and the old one stops working; close it and it stops for good.

A collection's share-link panel A panel titled Share links with a link and a Copy button, a status badge, the time left before it closes and the first opening, two buttons to regenerate or close it, and four expiry choices: 7, 14 or 30 days, or never. Leaders read: paste it into any message; you see when it was opened; a new link, or none at all; 7, 14 or 30 days, or never. Share links getliminal.app/s/7Hq2… Copy Accessed Expires in 14 days First opened on 3 Oct · 4 openings Regenerate Close Expires In 7 days In 14 days In 30 days Never

Your client, one photograph at a time

The photographs open full screen on a phone or a computer. Your client swipes or uses the arrow keys to move through them, and one tap marks a favourite. The favourites come back to you on the collection.

A phone showing one photograph from a delivery A phone with a counter reading 4 of 12 and a close mark at the top, one photograph across the screen with arrows to either side, and a favourite marked beneath it. Leaders read: full screen, one at a time; swipe, or use the arrow keys; one tap marks a favourite. 4 of 12

They take away what they need

Your client picks the photographs and a size named by what it is for: low for social, medium for sharing, high for printing. Liminal prepares them as one ZIP. You decide whether a collection can be downloaded at all, and whether the originals are offered.

A phone showing the download panel A phone with three chosen photographs along the top, a panel titled Download photographs, three qualities — low for social, medium for sharing, high for printing, the last one chosen — a button to download 3 photographs, and a Download ZIP button below it. Leaders read: only the ones they chose; a size for each use; one ZIP for the lot. Download photographs Quality Low — for social Medium — for sharing High — for printing Download 3 photographs Download ZIP

What your client is never asked to do

Make an account
The link is the whole of their access. There is nothing to sign up for, confirm or remember.
Install anything
It is a web page. It opens in the browser on their phone, tablet or computer.
Type a password or a PIN
Whoever holds the link can open it, until you close it or it expires.
Read it in a language they did not choose
The page follows their browser, in English or in Spanish.

What stays yours

Your name and your colours
The page carries your logo and your colours, not ours. Set them once for the account, or for one collection.
Your private notes
A collection's description is for you. It never travels down the link.
A closed link that says nothing
An expired or closed link looks exactly like one that never existed, so nobody can tell what used to be there.
Out of search engines and caches
Delivery pages ask search engines not to list them and browsers not to keep a copy.

The same collections can become a website

When a shoot is ready for the public, add its collection to your website as a page. Your client's link stays exactly as it was.

How websites work
A photographer's website home page A landscape page at estudio-rios.getliminal.app, with the studio's name and a three-item menu across the top, a photograph across the width, a line about the photographer and three collections with their titles. Callouts read: your name in the address; one of ten themes; one page per collection. estudio-rios.getliminal.app Estudio Ríos WORK · ABOUT · CONTACT Portraits and weddings, from Oaxaca. Ana and Tomás Snow Portraits Your name in the address One of ten themes One page per collection

Deliver your next shoot with Liminal

Your client gets one link, and is never asked to make an account to open it.

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