Galleries
Galleries are how you deliver your finished photos to clients. Each gallery is a private, branded page with its own link, ready to share the moment you publish it.
What a gallery gives you
- A branded presentation. Pick a theme, cover layout, colors, and fonts so the gallery looks like your work, not a generic file dump.
- Organized photos. Group photos into chapters like "Ceremony," "Reception," and "Portraits."
- Control over who sees it. Open to anyone with the link, lock it with a password, or give your client their own private login. See Sharing and access.
- Client favorites. Clients can build collections of their picks and send them back to you with notes.
- Downloads on your terms. Decide whether clients can download, at what sizes, and behind a PIN if you want.
- Activity tracking. See who downloaded what, which collections came in, and more in the Activity tab.
Your gallery's web address
Every gallery lives at a clean link:
yourname.corehue.co/gallery-name
The first part is your CoreHue username. The second part is the gallery's link name, which you can change anytime. If you've connected a custom domain, your galleries are available there too.
Gallery statuses
A gallery is always in one of three states:
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Draft | Only you can see it. Use this while you upload, organize, and design. The link won't work for anyone else yet. |
| Published | Live and ready to share, following whatever access settings you've chosen. |
| Unlisted | Taken offline. The link no longer works, but the gallery and its photos are safe in your account. You can publish it again anytime. |
You publish a gallery once it's ready. After that, you can flip it between Published and Unlisted whenever you like.
A gallery has to be published before you can share it. If you set an expiry date and it passes, the gallery goes offline on its own.
What your client sees
When someone opens your gallery link, they land on a full cover page with your branding. Depending on your settings, they may need to enter a password or their email first. Inside, they'll find chapter navigation, your photos in a clean grid, and tools to favorite, download, and view a slideshow. You decide which of those tools are available.
Storage and file types
Your photos count toward your plan's storage: 100 GB on Core and 1 TB on Pro. Each photo can be up to 50 MB.
Supported formats are JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, HEIF, TIFF, and GIF. RAW files aren't supported, so export to JPEG first.
Ready to make one? Head to Creating a gallery.