Deliver: galleries
Uploading films, designing the gallery, looks, covers, chapters, downloads and protection.
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- The Deliver wing at a glanceFind your way around the Deliver launchpad, the Galleries list and the Delivery card on a client record.
- Create a galleryStart a new gallery for a couple in two steps, drop in the films and open the editor.
- Upload filmsWhat Hailo accepts, the size ceiling, what each upload state means and what happens when a film lands.
- 4K and qualityHow a 4K film gets to the couple, what the 4K line under each film means and which download qualities they get.
- The gallery editorLearn the editor's top bar, the rail of ten tools and how the panels behave.
- Layout and sectionsChoose which sections the couple's page shows, in what order, and understand which sections each look supports.
- Entry splash and musicSet the screen the couple meets first, its style and line, the backdrop, and a music bed that fades when a film starts.
- CoverPick what fills the top of the couple's page: a cut of the film, a photo or a separate banner video.
- The Films panelRename films, set their kind, pick thumbnails, reorder them, choose the main film and delete a film for good.
- Page text and the personal noteSet the client, page title, intro text, personal note, sign-off and signature photo the couple reads.
- The review promptAsk the couple for a Google review from their gallery, with your review link.
- UpsellsOffer paid extras on the gallery, pulled from your catalog so names and prices stay in sync.
- Vendor creditsCredit the photographer, venue, florist and everyone else on the couple's page.
- FooterChoose what sits at the bottom of the couple's page: your studio name, social links and a sign-off line.
- Brand colours on a galleryOverride your studio colours for one gallery and understand how each look uses them.
- Looks and presetsSwitch a gallery between the eight looks, and save your own presets to reuse.
- Password and closingHow long a gallery stays up, how to close one sooner, and how to put a password on it.