Open with a private, branded proofing gallery
Give each portrait client a focused place to review the session, understand the selection limit, and see what the studio needs next.
Portrait client galleries
Keep private proofing, client favorites, submitted selections, retouching context, and final image delivery inside one intentional studio workflow.
The real job
Portrait proofing becomes fragile when the images live in one place, the instructions in another, and the final choices in an email reply. The client may enjoy the gallery while the studio still has to reconstruct the production brief.
Workflow
Give each portrait client a focused place to review the session, understand the selection limit, and see what the studio needs next.
Let clients explore favorites, then submit the exact images that should move into retouching. The studio keeps the decision record with the gallery.
Move the same job into a final-delivery state with polished client messaging, a clear package, and a record of the handoff.
Portrait gallery checklist
• Private access that matches the client and session
• Studio branding and client-ready instructions
• A visible selection limit and submission action
• Retouching notes attached to the correct selected image
• Distinct proofing and final-delivery stages
• A delivery package and download record the studio can verify
Headshot workflow
See how LumenProof separates exploratory favorites from submitted selections so retouching starts from a decision the studio can trust.
Explore headshot proofing software Use the portrait gallery checklist Package final portrait filesFAQ
At minimum, a portrait workflow needs private gallery access, clear selection instructions, favorites, confirmed submissions, retouching context, and a separate final-delivery stage.
Yes. A folder can expose files, but a client gallery should guide a decision. It tells the client what to review, how to choose, what happens after submission, and where final images will arrive.
Yes. LumenProof is designed first for portrait, headshot, personal-branding, and corporate-headshot workflows where clients choose images before retouching and final delivery.