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Public slideshows

Turn a curated selection into a branded viewing experience with progress, loop and a closing screen.

Slideshows expose a clean public viewer with dark presentation mode, auto-advance, previous and next controls, progress, counter, logo and a polished closing screen.

PhotoProofing public slideshow
The operating story

Slideshows expose a clean public viewer with dark presentation mode, auto-advance, previous and next controls, progress, counter, logo and a polished closing screen. It is not an isolated feature: it becomes part of the studio's daily flow and connects identity, decisions and delivery in one coherent motion.

In the product this becomes public presentation link, playback duration and loop settings, brand logo and closing screen. Every element reduces friction while the client moves forward without needing extra explanation.

Inside the user manual

Rooted in the slideshows and vendor presentation sections of the manual.

Open the manual chapter
Before 01

Generate slideshow

During 02

Check live state

After 03

Open a polished public viewer

The operating problem

A gallery is designed for selection. A slideshow is designed for narrative. Studios often need both, but many tools force them into the same clumsy surface.

Who this is for

Best for photographers who want a polished public presentation layer for portfolio reveals, social sharing and vendor promotion.

Why this is more than cosmetic

A public slideshow should not feel like a cropped proofing grid. It needs pacing, rhythm and a clear ending so the share feels intentional.

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Compact KPI with tooltip
Autumn Editorial
42 selected / 96 total photos
Proofing
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Image review
Elena

Retouch background near the left shoulder.

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Frequently asked questions

Why create a slideshow instead of sharing a gallery?

Because a slideshow is for guided viewing, atmosphere and public presentation. It is a different commercial surface than a client proofing gallery.

Can slideshows still stay on brand?

Yes. They keep logo and presentation cues visible, so the public share feels like an extension of the studio rather than a generic media viewer.

PhotoProofing

Turn a curated selection into a branded viewing experience with progress, loop and a closing screen.

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