Branded Boudoir Galleries: Studio Identity With Clear Client Controls

Configure a studio logo, custom accent color, and White or Dark theme while keeping access, proofing, and download controls explicit.

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Framekeep studio branding controls

A Framekeep studio can upload one logo, choose a custom accent color, and select a White or Dark gallery theme.

Those studio settings appear across its client galleries and can be checked in the admin preview before sharing.

The logo, accent color, and theme are studio-level settings rather than gallery-specific settings, so review their appearance across both proofing and delivery galleries before saving.

What “premium” looks like in delivery

A client gallery can show the studio identity while keeping the proofing and delivery stages explicit.

Marking an asset final changes its Gallery or Finals state. It does not retouch the file or automatically promote client favorites.

Gallery and Finals views label the two asset states.
Clients can favorite assets after viewer access is established.
The photographer controls proof watermarks and final status.
The studio controls optional PIN or invite access.

Keep branding separate from access control

A logo, accent color, or theme does not authorize a viewer. Use the gallery's optional PIN or an expiring, revocable invite when the session requires controlled access.

Studio galleries close and move to a reversible archive after 14 days. The studio still controls earlier invite revocation and permanent deletion under its retention policy.

Choose a discreet gallery title.
Test the selected PIN or invite while signed out.
Revoke an invite when its access window ends.
Handle gallery deletion separately from invite expiry.

Use Final status as the delivery boundary

Framekeep's download control is gallery-level. When downloads are enabled, every published final asset in that gallery can be downloaded individually and is included in the ZIP archive.

Mark retouched deliverables Final before enabling downloads. Proofs can remain viewable in the same gallery without becoming downloadable.

A practical brand-and-privacy checklist

Check the studio branding and the gallery's access and delivery settings before sharing a client link.

Branding: verify the logo, accent color, and White or Dark theme.
Access: verify the optional PIN or selected invite.
Workflow: test favorites and confirm proof or final labels.
Downloads: verify that only intended delivery assets are marked Final before enabling the gallery-level setting.
Retention: document when the studio will revoke invites or delete the gallery.

Use gallery titles to identify the stage

Give proofing and delivery galleries distinct, discreet titles so the client can identify which stage is open.

Final status is workflow state and the per-asset download boundary; proofs remain unavailable for download.

Examples

A studio gallery showing the studio logo, custom accent color, and Dark theme.
A proofing gallery with an optional PIN, proof watermarks, favorites, and final-only downloads off.
The gallery's published Finals with final-only downloads enabled after the studio verifies its contents.

FAQ

What can I brand in a Framekeep studio gallery?

A studio can upload one logo, choose a custom accent color, and select a White or Dark gallery theme. The settings apply across that studio's client galleries.

How do I keep branding from hurting privacy?

Treat branding and authorization as separate settings. Use an optional PIN or an expiring, revocable invite for access, and manage gallery deletion under the studio's retention policy.

Should I brand proof galleries and finals differently?

Studio branding applies across its client galleries. Use distinct gallery titles and proof or final labels to make each workflow stage clear.

Does final status control which assets clients can download?

Yes. When gallery downloads are enabled, published assets marked Final are available individually and included in the ZIP archive; proofs remain unavailable for download.