For photographers

Deliver client work and guest photos from one event

A professional workspace that keeps your finished set separate from what guests upload, and gives every client a portal scoped to their own event.

A photographer at work behind a DSLR.
Illustrative photography. Not a customer event.

Client portal

Client: one event, nothing else

Each client sees exactly one event: their professional gallery, the guest gallery if you allow it, their favourites and their downloads.

Guest phone photos never mix into your delivered set, and your set never appears in the guest feed unless you publish it there.

client portal

Professional upload area

A delivery workspace, not another gallery host

  • Professional upload area

    Upload finished work into a dedicated area of the event. It is marked as professional media from the moment it lands.

  • Professional and guest galleries stay apart

    Guest phone photos never mix into your delivered set, and your set never appears in the guest feed unless you publish it there.

  • Client portal

    Each client sees exactly one event: their professional gallery, the guest gallery if you allow it, their favourites and their downloads.

  • Client selection mode

    Clients mark the frames they want. Selections stay attached to the event, so nothing gets lost in an email thread.

Bulk and ZIP downloads

Upload your set, keep guest content separate, invite the client to select, and deliver a download the couple actually finds.

  • Bulk and ZIP downloads

    Select many at once, or hand over a whole album as a single ZIP archive prepared in the background.

  • Watermark and download permissions

    Decide per event whether clients may download originals, and whether previews carry a watermark until they do.

  • Several events at once

    Run a full season from one workspace, with each event, client and gallery kept separate from the next.

  • A plan built for a season

    The Studio plan is billed monthly rather than per event, for photographers running events continuously.

Photographer plan

A plan built for a season

The Studio plan is billed monthly rather than per event, for photographers running events continuously.

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Files a browser was never going to open

A delivery is rarely all JPEGs. There are camera raw files, a layered PSD, an AI or EPS for the album design, a PDF proof, an AVI from an older camera. Most sharing tools either refuse them or accept them and then show a broken thumbnail.

Momenly stores them as they are, at full size, and is honest about what it can draw. A file the browser can render gets a preview. A file it cannot gets a card naming the format and its size, with a download — not a grey rectangle that leaves you wondering whether the upload worked.

Uploading is drag and drop, in the event you are working on. Nothing is re-encoded, and what your client eventually downloads is the file you sent.

A portal for each client, with a door you can close

Clients get their own portal with their own sign-in, not a link that works for anybody who ends up holding it. You choose which files go into it, so the outtakes and the working files stay on your side of the line.

Per event, you decide whether they may download originals, and whether previews carry a watermark until they may. That is the difference between showing a client a selection and handing over the shoot before it has been paid for.

The portal carries your studio name and logo, not ours. And when a job is finished, or a relationship ends, you can revoke a client's access — the portal closes, and the files stay where they are rather than being deleted with it.

Handing it over, and what the plan covers

A client rarely wants the files one at a time, and the downloads screen is where a delivery archive is requested and tracked. Be clear about what runs today: the job list and its states are wired to real data, but nothing builds the archive yet, so the request button is disabled and says so. Until that service is switched on, a client saves the delivery from the portal file by file.

Guest photographs and your own work sit in the same event without mixing: the couple's gallery is the guests' upload, your delivery is the portal. One event, two audiences, two sets of rules.

The professional plan is where the workspace, the client portals, the client logins and branded delivery live, alongside a storage allowance and a limit on how many events can be open at once. Those numbers are on the pricing page rather than repeated here — a copy in a marketing sentence is a copy that goes out of date the first time the plan changes.

Set up your first client event

Create the event, upload the finished set, and send your client a portal link.