GalleryLink
Beautiful client galleries powered by Google Drive
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Beautiful client galleries powered by Google Drive
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Turn a Google Drive folder into a beautiful, password-protected client photo and video gallery. No re-uploads, no storage fees, share one link. Multiple themes
This is the 2nd launch from GalleryLink. View more
GalleryLink
Launched this week
Turn any Google Drive folder, or your own uploads, into a beautiful client gallery in under a minute. Favorites, downloads, passwords, expiry dates, and your brand. New: describe a style in words, and new customer folders become galleries that send themselves.




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Hi Product Hunt 👋
We launched GalleryLink here a few months ago as a simple idea: photographers already keep their finished work in Google Drive, so why pay another service to store it again just to send a nice gallery?
Since then, photographers have shaped almost everything we've built. A videographer asked for duplicate galleries, his own cover image, his logo, and download alerts, and we shipped all four in a week. A self-service pet studio in Korea asked if delivery could run without anyone touching a computer. That became today's headline feature:
Automation (Studio): share one customer folder in Drive. Every new customer folder becomes a gallery with your look, closes after 14 days (or whatever you choose), and goes to the client by email or through Make/Zapier as an SMS or KakaoTalk message.
Also new since our first launch:
• Upload directly, no Drive needed (Studio: 250 GB, 5 GB files, watermark, PDF export)
• Describe a gallery style in words, or "make it with me" in a conversation
• Brand kit, duplicate, download-all ZIPs, expiry dates, email delivery with a QR code
• A studio website, link in bio, and an Event Suite for guest photos and live slideshows
Pricing: free to start, Pro is $5/month for unlimited galleries, Studio $15/month with hosting and automation.
We'd love your feedback, especially from anyone who delivers photos for a living: what's the most annoying part of getting photos to clients today? We read every comment and reply to all of them.