Free for your first gallery

Let the client pick
before you edit

Send the shoot, give every person on the client side their own link, and get back an edit queue ranked by what they actually wanted. Your RAWs never leave your machine.

Create a gallery See how it works

Private links per person Blind by default RAWs stay local

share.imagic.ink/gallery/0231

All 412 Liked 23 Not seen 388

A R K

Edited

Everyone chose this

Ada · Rowan · Kit

700+frames per gallery, comfortably

21 MBto browse a 700-frame shoot

0 GBof RAW ever uploaded

3 minto send a whole card

Shared login

One password for the whole client

Hearts pile up in a single bucket. A frame with four favourites looks identical whether the whole band loved it or one person clicked four times.

4 favourites. From whom?

imagic share

One link each, one vote each

Every reviewer is a separate person in the data. A frame all three chose outranks a frame one person chose four times, because that is what the numbers now mean.

A liked IMG_1042

R liked IMG_1042

K liked IMG_1042

Unanimous. Edit it first.

From card to ranked queue

Four steps, and only the first one costs you time.

Drop the folder in

The uploader pulls a viewing copy out of every RAW on your drive and sends only those. A 23GB shoot becomes about 500MB, and the originals never leave your machine.

Rooftop-Session 412 photos found

301 of 412 · 187 MB

Give each person a link

A band of three gets three links, not one shared password. That is the whole trick: it turns favouriting into a vote you can actually read.

A Ada share.imagic.ink/g/0231/…

R Rowan share.imagic.ink/g/0231/…

K Kit share.imagic.ink/g/0231/…

They pick blind

Nobody sees anyone else's choices until they finish their own pass. No anchoring, no deferring to whoever opened the link first. Keyboard shortcuts carry them through hundreds of frames.

PLike this one

XNot this one

←→Fly through the shoot

You get a queue

Frames everyone chose sit at the top. Frames one person loved sit below. You edit in that order and stop guessing which of eleven near-identical burst frames to open.

1IMG_10423all three

2IMG_11782Ada, Kit

3IMG_12631Rowan

The part nobody else does

Votes stay hidden until they're in

Show the running tally and the first person to open the link sets the consensus. Everyone after them agrees with the crowd, and the spread of opinion you were trying to measure quietly disappears.

So each reviewer sees only their own marks until they submit. Then the tally opens up, and you find out whether the band actually agrees or has been politely nodding along.

Per-gallery switch if you'd rather they discuss as they go
The photographer always sees everything
Reviewers can change their mind afterwards

While choosing

Your markLiked

Adahidden

Rowanhidden

After you submit

Your markLiked

AdaLiked

RowanPassed

Everything they did, in one place

Who opened it, who is still going, and exactly who disagreed with whom.

share.imagic.ink/studio

412Photos

3Reviewers

2 / 3Submitted

47Wanted

12Everyone agreed

Who has looked

Reviewer	Opened	Liked	Passed	Left	Status
Ada	2 h ago	31	8	373	done
Rowan	20 min ago	28	14	370	done
Kit	just now	9	2	401	still choosing

Edit queue

#	File	Likes	Liked by	Passed by
1	`IMG_1042.jpg`	3	Ada, Rowan, Kit
2	`IMG_1178.jpg`	2	Ada, Kit	Rowan
3	`IMG_1263.jpg`	1	Rowan

The "passed by" column is the one that earns its keep. Two for and one against is a conversation to have, not a tie to guess at.

Proof Edited

101 finished photos at full resolution, 329 MB Download all

After the picking

Show the edit, then hand it over

Push your finished exports onto the same gallery and each frame gains a before and after toggle. No second link, no second gallery, no "which version is this" email.

When it's time to deliver, the full-resolution files download straight from storage with their real filenames. Uploaded byte for byte, never re-encoded, so the client gets your work and not a second-generation copy of it.

Before and after on any edited frame
Download one, or the whole finished set
Galleries expire on a schedule you set

Built for the part before Lightroom opens

The hours that disappear between the shoot and the edit.

Your RAWs stay put

Only viewing copies are uploaded. A 23GB card becomes 500MB, and the originals never leave your drive.

700 frames, no crawl

Separate grid thumbnails mean browsing a full card moves about 21MB, not 300. It scrolls like a contact sheet should.

Portraits stay portrait

Nothing is cropped to fit a tidy grid. Clients judge the frame you actually shot, not a square cut out of it.

Notes on the frame

Crop tighter, lose the reflection, use this one for the cover. Feedback arrives attached to the photo it's about.

Filter as they go

Liked, passed, not seen yet, edited. On a 400-frame gallery that's the difference between finishing and giving up.

Nothing to install

A link opens in any browser, on a phone on the tour bus or a laptop at home. No account, no app, no password to forget.

Let the client pickbefore you edit