What Framekeep is
Framekeep helps photographers share client photos privately. Start with a free, temporary gallery for a simple send, or create a studio for branded galleries, client favorites, protected proofs, and finished-image delivery.
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Framekeep gives clients a private, polished place to view their photos. Send a free temporary gallery when you need something simple, or create a studio for branding, favorites, protected proofs, and finished-image delivery.
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Framekeep helps photographers share client photos privately. Start with a free, temporary gallery for a simple send, or create a studio for branded galleries, client favorites, protected proofs, and finished-image delivery.
Framekeep is built first for boudoir and intimate portrait photographers, especially solo and small studios where clients need clear privacy, proofing, retouching, and download boundaries without losing the studio's visual identity.
Studio accounts can upload a logo, choose a custom accent color, and select a White or Dark gallery theme. Branding is applied across client galleries and reflected in the admin preview before a gallery is shared.
Free galleries give you separate client and edit links, an optional password, and automatic 14-day access. Framekeep keeps gallery originals in private storage and serves protected images only after access is confirmed. Photographers should still use their own contracts, releases, consent terms, and retention policies.
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