Switching from Pixieset to CoreHue
Lots of photographers know Pixieset for client galleries. CoreHue does galleries too, and connects them to the rest of your business, so booking, contracts, invoices, and delivery all live in one branded place.
What CoreHue covers
| What you used Pixieset for | How CoreHue handles it |
|---|---|
| Client galleries & delivery | Galleries with themes, chapters, downloads, and favorites |
| A public portfolio | Your public page and portfolio |
| Client management | Clients with full history in one profile |
| Contracts & invoices | Contracts and Invoices with online payments |
| Booking sessions | A booking page with inquiry and self-service modes |
| Your own domain | Custom domains |
How to move
- Set up your account. Finish the quick setup, then run through your first 30 minutes.
- Bring your galleries over. There's no automatic import yet, so download your photos from Pixieset and create new galleries in CoreHue. You don't have to move everything at once, start with new work.
- Add your clients. CoreHue creates a client automatically when someone books or inquires, or you can add them yourself.
- Set up the business side. Add your services, contract templates, and invoice products so delivery connects to booking and billing.
What's different
The biggest change is that delivery stops being a separate tool. In CoreHue, the gallery a client opens is the same brand as the proposal they signed and the invoice they paid. If selling prints through a lab is central to how you work, check that CoreHue fits your sales process before you fully switch.
Next step
See the full Switching to CoreHue guide, or read how a client moves through CoreHue.
Questions about switching? Email us at hello@corehue.co.