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Framekeep for Lightroom Classic

Publish a client gallery from Lightroom Classic.

Send rendered JPEG proofs or finals to an existing or new Framekeep studio gallery from a Lightroom Classic Publish Service. Keep proofing and final delivery connected to the catalog where you edit.

Manual install for Lightroom Classic 6 or later on macOS or Windows.

Setup

From install to publish.

  1. 01

    Install the plug-in

    Download the ZIP, unzip it, then add the Framekeep.lrplugin folder from Lightroom Classic's Plug-in Manager.

  2. 02

    Connect your studio

    Create a Lightroom connection token in Framekeep studio settings and paste it into the Framekeep Publish Service.

  3. 03

    Choose a gallery

    Select an existing studio gallery or create a new one while setting up the Publish Service.

  4. 04

    Publish proofs or finals

    Add photos to the collection, choose watermarked proofs or clean finals, then click Publish.

Access

A separate, revocable connection.

The plug-in does not receive your Framekeep password or browser session. You create a studio-scoped token for Lightroom and can revoke it from studio settings. Lightroom stores the token through the operating system credential store; Framekeep stores a one-way hash.

Publishing

Proofs and finals stay distinct.

Choose a watermarked proof or clean final when you publish. A completed batch becomes visible after its successful uploads are ingested. Republishing creates the replacement before the prior remote asset is removed.

Current release

Know the boundaries before a client job.

  • Rendered files must be JPEG, use sRGB, and be no larger than 20 MB each.
  • One Lightroom Publish Service maps to one Framekeep gallery.
  • Client favorites do not sync back to Lightroom Classic.
  • Lightroom collection sort changes do not reorder the Framekeep gallery.

Lightroom Classic plug-in FAQ.

What does the Framekeep plug-in publish from Lightroom Classic?

It publishes rendered JPEG and sRGB files as watermarked proofs or clean finals to one Framekeep studio gallery per Lightroom Publish Service.

Does the plug-in use my Framekeep password?

No. It uses a studio-scoped connection token that you create in Framekeep settings and can revoke at any time.

Can I use one Publish Service for several Framekeep galleries?

No. The current release maps each Lightroom Publish Service to one existing or newly created Framekeep gallery.

Does Framekeep sync client favorites back to Lightroom?

Not in the current release. Client favorites and Lightroom collection sort changes are not synced between the two products.

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