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A plain Drive link sends clients to Google's interface — generic, no branding, no tracking. With FinalDrop, you wrap that same link in a branded Portal: your project name, a hero image, a countdown if you set an expiry. You'll also see exactly when they opened it and whether they clicked to access the files.

On apps that support link previews (LINE, iMessage, and most chat apps), your FinalDrop delivery page unfurls into a branded preview card — your cover photo, project name, and your name, instead of a bare URL. Exactly how it renders can vary a bit by app and version, but the link itself is already set up to be seen — there's nothing extra you need to do.

No. They open the link in any browser and see your Portal immediately. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to install.

Yes. One delivery page can hold up to 5 download items, each named however you like — photos, video, RAW files, whatever the project needs. Clients see equally-weighted download buttons on a single page instead of juggling multiple links.

The Portal shows an expiry message and the original file link is no longer accessible through FinalDrop. Your files on Google Drive or Dropbox stay untouched — FinalDrop just stops showing the button. And expiry isn't a dead end: for 30 days after a link expires, the client can request a reopen right from the expired page — no awkward messages needed — and approving or declining takes you one click.

Yes. FinalDrop logs every Portal view with a timestamp, and records when the client clicks the button to access the files. No more sending a link and wondering.

On the free plan you can set a hero image, project name, and description. With Pro you also get custom brand colours and video backgrounds — so every Portal feels like it was built for that specific client.

Free gives you 3 Portals with core features: password protection, expiry dates, and activity tracking. Pro unlocks unlimited Portals, custom brand colours, video backgrounds for each Portal, the option to remove the 'Powered by FinalDrop' badge, and advanced analytics with unlimited history.

Yes. FinalDrop keeps a clear trail of each delivery: when the client first opened it, from where, and when they clicked to download. If a client ever says they never received it, or you need to pin down who looked and when, that record is right there in your dashboard. It faithfully logs every moment the link was opened and downloaded, so the fact that you delivered is on record.

WeTransfer is designed for one-off file transfers that expire after 7 days. FinalDrop is a persistent portfolio portal — your clients get a branded delivery page, not a raw download link, and you control expiration, passwords, and featured works.

Pixieset and Pic-Time are full photo delivery platforms — they host your photos, charge per gallery, and lock you into their ecosystem. FinalDrop doesn't host files: it wraps the share links from your existing cloud storage (Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.) in a professional portal. No storage fees, no lock-in.

No. FinalDrop is a portal, not storage. Your files stay on your own cloud service (Dropbox, Google Drive, WeTransfer, etc.), and we just provide the branded access layer. If you delete a FinalDrop portal, your files are untouched.

Every FinalDrop account comes with a public portfolio page — a single link that lists all your featured work in one place. You can share it with new clients so they can browse your past projects before you even create a delivery portal for them. Pro users can customise it with a hero image, brand colour, and video background.

FinalDrop supports custom subdomains in the format yourname.finaldrop.io — available on the Business plan. This means every portal you create is served from your own branded address, not a generic FinalDrop URL. Full custom domain support (e.g. delivery.yourstudio.com) is on the roadmap.

No. Each delivery portal is private by default — visible only to whoever has the link. Cases appear on your public portfolio page (yourname.finaldrop.io or /@yourname) only when you explicitly mark them as public in your photographer dashboard. Weddings, family, and private commercial work stay private by default; you can toggle public or private at any time.

None at all. FinalDrop never connects to your Google Drive or Dropbox account and never asks for any authorisation — when you paste a share link, that URL is all we store. We can't read, write, or touch a single file in your cloud storage. To cut the connection at any time, just delete the portal or disable the share link on your cloud drive; your original files are never affected.