Use Framekeep when a client should receive a private gallery page instead of a shared Drive folder. Upload, add a password if needed, and send the link.
Create a free private gallery
No account. Private link. 14-day expiration.
Drop photos here
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Images are stored as web-size copies for private viewing. Keep your full-resolution originals in your own archive. Gallery limit: 500 MB.
14-day expiration. Private link included.
Free galleries give your client a quiet, distraction-free view through a private link, with an optional password and automatic 14-day expiration.
View a studio gallery example
Google Drive is useful for folders and internal storage. Framekeep is for the moment a client should open a photo gallery, not sort through a file tree.
The free tool gives you a gallery title, optional password, client link, and automatic expiration.
A Drive link can work, but clients may see folders, filenames, and permission screens before they see the photos.
For private jobs, a noindex gallery page with an optional password is easier to explain than Drive permissions.
The free gallery is perfect for a quick private send. Create a studio when you want every client gallery to carry your logo, colors, and preferred look.
No. Keep Drive for storage if it works for you. Use Framekeep when the client should receive a gallery link.
No. Framekeep client links open in the browser. If you add a password, the client enters that password before viewing the gallery.
No. They open the client link you send them. If you set a password, the page asks for it before images load.
Free galleries close automatically after 14 days. Create a new one for the next job.
Private client and edit routes are omitted from sitemaps and send noindex and robots directives for compliant crawlers. Authorization is the privacy boundary; crawler compliance is not guaranteed.