Do I set the design for every event?

Only if you want to. Set an account default and each new event starts there; override it per event when a particular job calls for something different.

Are photos cropped to squares?

Not in the default justified layout — frames keep their own proportions and share a row height. Alternative layouts are available if you prefer a uniform grid.

Can I put a passcode on it?

Yes, per event. Share the link and the passcode separately.

Where does face search sit?

Guests reach it from the gallery, on its own screen. Keeping it separate is deliberate — face search asks for a selfie, and that request deserves its own page with its own consent notice rather than appearing inline.

For photographers

Delivery galleries — the hand-off should look like the work

The last thing a client sees is the thing they forward to everyone they know. This is the surface that carries it.

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A client viewing a photo gallery on a tablet

A gallery is the final impression of an expensive shoot, and delivered through a generic file-sharing UI it makes that shoot look like an attachment.

InstantPix delivery galleries are designed surfaces: a full-bleed cover carrying the event's title, a justified grid that respects each frame's proportions instead of cropping everything square, and a lightbox that gets out of the way. Design settings are per event, so a corporate launch and a wedding need not look the same — and you can set a default so you are not choosing from scratch every time.

Operate it

The gallery a client opens, operable — cover, sections, grid.

Seetha and Ram

Ashwin & Rose Studio · gallery.ashwinrose.studio

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Showing a sample of 1,842 photographs in All photos. Guests find themselves in any of them by face.

The gallery you hand over.

Your mark, your typography, your own web address over HTTPS — set up once, certificates handled. The sections are yours, and face search is already inside.

A delivered InstantPix gallery with the studio's name, the event's sections and a photo grid — A delivered gallery: the studio’s name, the event’s sections, one grid.

How it works

01Choose a coverAny frame from the event, with the title set over it.
02Set the designTypography and grid, per event — with an account default as your starting point.
03Share one linkOptionally passcode-protected. It works on any device.

At a glance

Cover: Any frame, full-bleed, with the event title
Grid: Justified — frames keep their proportions
Design scope: Per event, over an account default
Access: One link; passcode optional
In-gallery: Downloads and favourites

Availability

Live for every approved photographer.

The studio domains screen, showing a live gallery address and the two DNS records behind it — Domains — the live address, and the two records that got it there.

Questions

Do I set the design for every event?: Only if you want to. Set an account default and each new event starts there; override it per event when a particular job calls for something different.
Are photos cropped to squares?: Not in the default justified layout — frames keep their own proportions and share a row height. Alternative layouts are available if you prefer a uniform grid.
Can I put a passcode on it?: Yes, per event. Share the link and the passcode separately.
Where does face search sit?: Guests reach it from the gallery, on its own screen. Keeping it separate is deliberate — face search asks for a selfie, and that request deserves its own page with its own consent notice rather than appearing inline.

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