Dashboard
Home dashboard with quick access to galleries, clients, publications and brand settings.
One interface to manage galleries, deliver client work, structure your portfolio and publish images. Embeds, shortcodes and WordPress are publishing options, not the core product.
No manifesto page. A clear view of what photographers can do inside the platform.
Home dashboard with quick access to galleries, clients, publications and brand settings.
Organize series, web images, HD files and reusable content.
Client access, viewing, selection, sharing and download.
Public pages to showcase series and build your presence.
Name, logo, visual experience and continuity between delivery and portfolio.
Galeria link, public gallery, portfolio, embed, shortcode or WordPress.
Quick scan to understand product scope.
Title, description, images, private/public status, client access, delivery options.
Core
Controlled links, private spaces and content protection depending on gallery type.
Security
Deliver files to clients from the gallery, without external workarounds.
Delivery
Reuse galleries as visible content to showcase work.
Visibility
Options to display a Galeria Opus gallery on an existing website: embed, shortcode or WordPress plugin.
Optional
Normal usage cycle, from import to delivery.
Add images and series into the studio.
Create client gallery or portfolio series.
Set access, status, display, delivery.
Share link, portfolio, embed, shortcode or WP.
A gallery visible as final experience, not only as back-office.
The client gets a clear interface to view, select and retrieve images. The photographer keeps control over presentation and access.
A gallery can live in Galeria Opus, in your portfolio, or be displayed on another site via embed, shortcode or WordPress plugin.
Embed code to display a gallery inside an external page when the site allows it.
Shortcode planned to quickly insert a gallery in compatible environments.
WordPress option to connect the site to Galeria Opus without storing heavy files in the media library.
Creating a gallery remains the best way to understand the product.