Create the album
Upload images and prepare the album before sending it out.
- Create a new album
- Upload your photos
- Review the basic setup
Learn how to create an album, invite people by email, share direct links, and use Photo-Pick albums on websites, blogs, or social media.
This guide combines the main sharing workflows in one place, so you can choose the method that fits your audience and your use case.
Create an album, prepare it for sharing, invite people by email, choose the right sharing behavior, and use albums on websites or social platforms.
Client delivery, event albums, family sharing, website presentation, and broader sharing scenarios.
Album preferences and themes explains how to customize album behavior and presentation before sharing.
Sharing in Photo-Pick usually follows one simple logic: create the album, adjust it if needed, configure access, and then choose the sharing method that fits your audience and purpose.
Upload images and prepare the album before sending it out.
Use the integrated email flow when you know exactly who should receive the album.
Create a link when the album should be shared in messengers, websites, customer delivery, or other online channels.
Add Photo-Pick albums to websites, blogs, or social-driven landing pages.
Start by creating a new album and uploading the photos you want to share. This is the first step for every sharing path in Photo-Pick.
Once the upload is complete, you can keep the album as it is or refine the experience through album preferences. This can include presentation, pick type, download behavior, and other settings that influence how people will interact with the album.
The main value is understanding the workflow: create the album once, configure the access, and then choose the sharing method that fits best.
After upload, review album preferences and the Access tab before you invite people or create links.
If you already know who should receive the album, the built-in email flow is often the most direct option. You simply enter the recipients, prepare the invitation, and send it from inside Photo-Pick.
This works well when the audience is known in advance and when you want the sharing process to feel more guided than a plain link.
Event delivery to selected people, family sharing, controlled invitations, and workflows where a named recipient list already exists.
Open sharing, public posts, website use, or situations where you want to distribute the same album widely and quickly.
Links are also useful when the album should be part of a website or a broader public-facing presentation. In that case, redirect-capable sharing behavior is especially helpful.
A visitor can open the album, browse photos, and then return to the previous page or to another selected web address. This makes Photo-Pick fit naturally into a website, blog, landing page, or social campaign flow.
Portfolios, event pages, blog posts, customer showcase pages, social landing pages, and photo collections that support a broader web presence.
Custom branding can help make shared albums feel more aligned with your own visual identity.
The best method depends on who should receive the album, where they will open it, and how much control or flexibility you need.
Use email invites when you already know who should receive access and want a more direct invitation flow from inside Photo-Pick.
Use link sharing when the album should work across messengers, websites, social channels, or other online communication paths.
Use the Access tab when the album should require an access code, request the viewer name, or allow guest photo uploads.
Quick answers to common questions about sharing albums in Photo-Pick.
Yes. You can adjust album preferences before sharing so the album looks and behaves the way you want.
Yes. In the Access tab, you can set an access code, request the name of a guest or viewer, and enable guest photo uploads before you share the album.
Use email when you know exactly who should receive the album and want a more guided invitation flow.
Use a link when you want broader distribution, easier reuse across channels, or a workflow that fits websites, blogs, or social media better.
Yes. A shared album can be used as part of a website, blog, or social media flow, especially with redirect-oriented sharing behavior.
Yes, when guest photo uploads are enabled in the Access tab.
With Photo-Pick, you can create an album, control access, invite people by email, or share it through a link for websites, blogs, and social media.