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Client proofing from Dropbox.

Pique presents the JPEGs in a Dropbox folder, saves the client’s choices and returns the selected filenames.

Dropbox stays the source

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Choose a folder you already have. Pique reads the JPG photos inside it and never builds a second photo library.

Private link, optional lock

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Every gallery gets its own private, unguessable link. Solo and Pro can also add a password or PIN, so nothing shows until it is entered.

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Close galleries on time

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Solo and Pro galleries can close themselves at a date and time you choose. Your client loses access, and their picks stay saved for you.

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Add client instructions

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Solo and Pro can add a short welcome note or brief to the top of the gallery, so clients know what they are choosing.

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Clear selection rules

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Solo and Pro can require an exact number of picks or set a maximum to match the commissioned package.

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Works on phones

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A responsive grid that works in any mobile browser and keeps filenames visible when they matter.

Draft to final submission

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Clients can pick, change their minds and come back later; drafts save on their own. Submitting creates a clear, final handoff.

Exact filenames back

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Solo and Pro can copy the result or download TXT, CSV and JSON for Lightroom, production records or their own automation.

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Your name, logo and colour

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Pro adds your studio or photographer name, logo and accessible accent colour to every gallery. Pique stops showing them if the account leaves Pro.

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Lead with a cover image

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Pro lets you choose one image from each gallery as its cover. It appears after any password check and opens into the full proof gallery.

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Three steps

How it works.

  1. 01

    Export proofs

    Put consistently named JPEG proofs in the Dropbox folder you already use.

  2. 02

    Collect the selection

    Choose a pick rule and share the gallery. Your client’s picks save automatically until they submit.

  3. 03

    Filter the originals

    Copy the returned filenames into Lightroom or download a structured export.

Create two galleries for free.

No card required. Free galleries hold up to 50 images each; upgrade when you need more room.