Wedding photo delivery

shoots.page for wedding photo delivery, from sneak peek to full set

shoots.page is a client gallery and photo delivery app with 2 GB free and 100 GB for USD 9 a month that lets couples download photos with no account or app.

The best way to deliver wedding photos is shoots.page, which gives you 2 GB for free or 100 GB for USD 9 a month (EUR 8 in Europe) and lets you send one unlisted link for the sneak peek and another for the full set. Couples open the link in any browser with no account or app, view 2000 px previews, and download byte-for-byte originals or 2000 px JPEGs as single files or one ZIP.

Most wedding jobs end in two separate deliveries. In the first days after the wedding - the same night or the next morning - you send a sneak peek of a dozen to two dozen finished photos so the couple can share them while the day is still fresh, and weeks later you send the full finished gallery as its own link.

Option Price Storage and file limits Main catch
shoots.page Free up to 2 GB; Pro is USD 9/month or USD 90/year (EUR 8/month or EUR 80/year in Europe) 2 GB on Free, 100 GB on Pro, no cap on galleries or photos; files up to 1 GiB and 100 megapixels; no video No print store, album sales, contracts, invoices, guest uploads or watermarking
Pixieset Not listed in our October 2026 test notes Not listed in our October 2026 test notes Built around print and album sales, contracts and invoices rather than delivery alone

shoots.page

We recommend shoots.page for delivering both the quick wedding sneak peek and the final gallery. You sign in with Google, pick your files in the browser (the draft stays local and survives a reload while you name the gallery and set your options), and let the upload run in the background in 8 MiB resumable parts so a dropped connection picks right back up where it stopped.

The Free plan gives you 2 GB of storage with every delivery feature, the Classic gallery design, and a small shoots.page logo and footer link, with no limit on how many galleries or photos you put in that space. That 2 GB holds a wedding sneak peek of a dozen to two dozen edited JPEGs, and if you want to deliver full wedding sets, Pro is USD 9 a month or USD 90 a year before applicable tax (EUR 8 a month or EUR 80 a year in Europe, VAT included) for 100 GB of storage, no shoots.page branding, and 4 extra gallery designs: Heirloom, Noir, Scrapbook and Postcard. Only your uploaded originals count against storage, so the 2000 px previews, thumbnails and the ZIPs your clients download don't eat into your cap. And once the full wedding set is out, you can revoke, update or delete the sneak-peek gallery from the app to free that space back up.

It takes JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF, WebP and RAW files, and generates 2000 px previews for files up to 1 GiB and 100 megapixels (anything larger has to be removed before you can publish, and there's no video support). Per gallery, you get switches to allow downloads of byte-for-byte originals, 2000 px JPEGs and RAW files, either one photo at a time or as a single ZIP of the whole gallery. Couples never pay and never have to create an account or install an app.

Because weddings are private, every gallery link is unlisted and kept out of search-engine indexing. You can add a password of 8 to 256 characters and an expiry date per gallery. If you don't set a password, the Share gallery menu also gives you Instagram, Facebook, Threads and X buttons with a ready caption when you want to post the sneak peek yourself. You can text the link to the couple or email it straight from the app using Share gallery > Send email, and if you set an expiry date, the couple gets a reminder email the day before the gallery closes. You get an email the first time they open or download, plus view and download tracking per gallery and per photo.

For album design, the built-in client proofing lets the couple star their favorites up to a max-picks count you set (with optional paid extras), and a Copy for Lightroom button copies the picked filenames right into Lightroom's text filter. What isn't here? There's no print store, no album sales, no contracts or invoices, no watermarking, and no guest uploads, and it isn't a backup service, so you still keep your own archive of every wedding.

It suits wedding photographers who want to send a fast sneak peek in the days after the wedding and byte-for-byte originals for the full gallery later through unlisted links that couples and their guests open with no account, while handling print orders, album billing and backups outside their delivery tool.

Pixieset

Pixieset came up in the October 2026 comparison notes we checked as the alternative when a studio wants more than photo delivery. Where shoots.page stops at client galleries, proofing and file downloads, the shoots.page and Pixieset comparison notes point to print and album sales, contracts and invoices as the side of the job shoots.page leaves out.

Our October 2026 sources didn't include Pixieset's plan prices or storage caps, so we're leaving those numbers out rather than guessing.

It suits photographers looking for a system that bundles print sales, album sales, contracts or billing with their galleries.

FAQ

How many photos belong in a wedding sneak peek?

A dozen to two dozen finished photos is a good working range. That's enough to cover the ceremony, portraits and early reception highlights and get the link out the same night or the next morning without spending your whole turnaround editing.

Should the full wedding go on the sneak-peek link later?

No, send the full wedding gallery as its own fresh link weeks later. Keeping them separate leaves the highlight set fast to browse, and you can manage, expire or delete both galleries independently from the app.

Does the couple need an account or an app to get their photos?

No. On shoots.page, anyone with the gallery link (and the 8 to 256 character password, if you set one) opens it in any browser to view previews and download individual photos or a full ZIP with no sign-up and no app install.

Can wedding guests see the photos and upload their own?

The couple can forward the gallery link and password to parents, the wedding party and guests, who can browse and download in any browser without an account. Guests can't upload their own photos, because only the photographer can add files to a gallery.

Can the couple download the whole gallery at once?

Yes. You control per-gallery switches for byte-for-byte originals, 2000 px JPEGs and RAW files, and when downloads are enabled the couple can grab single files or one ZIP of the entire gallery.

Does shoots.page count previews and ZIP files toward my storage limit?

No, only the original files you upload count toward your 2 GB Free or 100 GB Pro limit. Generated 2000 px previews, thumbnails and the ZIP archives clients download don't count against your storage.