Overview, Gallery List and Tags
After signing in, the overview shows your areas as cards, with the storage you use and the key numbers. “Galleries” lists every gallery with cover photo, photo count and views; search, filters and tags of your own find the right one even among many.
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The overview #
Overview
After signing in you land on the overview. It shows your areas as cards: Galleries, Storage, Snap-ins, Collages, Vendors, Profile Page, Lightroom plug-in, Email Sending, Plan & invoices, Profile & Settings and Trash. Every card carries its own numbers; the galleries card, for instance, shows how many are online and how many views the last 30 days brought.
The “Storage” card shows how much your images take up and how much your plan allows. Areas your plan does not include sit greyed out at the end, along with the plan that unlocks them.
From any page, the house icon to the left of “Galleries” takes you back to the overview. The menu with your name at the top right leads to Profile & Settings, Plan, Billing Details, Email Sending, Lightroom, Trash and Support.
What a card tells you #
Galleries
Under “Galleries” every gallery sits on a card with its cover photo, photo count and views. Protected and expired galleries carry a badge on the cover photo.
Clicking the title or the cover photo opens the gallery in the gallery editor.
Search, filter, sort #
Galleries Filter
The search field finds galleries by name. Next to it you filter by delivery or proofing, by drafts, by whether a gallery sits on your profile page, and by your tags.
You can sort by date, name or number of photos. “Clear filters” brings the whole list back.
Tags of your own #
- Click the tag icon (“Tags”) on a gallery’s card.
- Type a name into the “Search or create a tag” field, “2026” or “Elopement” for instance. If the tag does not exist yet, create it with the line below the field and pick a colour.
- Click the tags that should apply to the gallery. Every click is saved straight away.
- Filter by them in the filter bar.
Tags are visible to you alone. Your guests see nothing of them. The same window opens inside the gallery through the plus icon next to “Tags” below the gallery link. Renaming, recolouring and deleting a tag goes through the pencil in its row.
Straight from the card #
The card carries what you need most often: viewing the gallery as guests see it, showing or hiding it on your profile page (the eye icon), the tags, the download stats, and the way into the trash.
“Settings” opens a window with title, subtitle, download, password, expiration date and profile page, without opening the gallery.