Hannover, Germany, Lower Saxony — 2026-10-03
GalleryDock Expands Internationally With Online Client Galleries for Photographers
English-language launch brings client photo delivery, password-protected galleries, and website embedding to a global audience; free accounts include three galleries.
HANNOVER, Germany — October 3, 2026 — GalleryDock has expanded internationally with an English-language platform for online client galleries, available worldwide since September 24, 2026. Photographers can use the software to present images, share galleries with clients, and collect photo selections. New users can create three galleries with a free account.
The English-language launch brings GalleryDock's photo delivery workflow to photographers who work in English or serve clients across borders. The wording has been adapted primarily for a US audience, while the platform is available to users internationally. Password-protected client galleries and the ability to embed galleries into an existing website are central features of the service.
“Since September 24, the platform has been fully available in English for users worldwide,” said Edmond Rätzel, founder of GalleryDock.
Online client galleries for photo delivery and image selection
GalleryDock brings image presentation and client selection into an online gallery. After a shoot, photographers can organize the images they want to show and share the gallery with their client. Clients can review the work and make selections, supporting the decisions that follow a photography session.
The workflow is relevant to portrait, wedding, event, and commercial photographers who deliver sets of images. A photographer may need a client to select portraits, review an event collection, or choose images for a business project. In each case, the gallery provides a place to present the photographs and gather selections.
For a photography business, this stage is part of the client experience. How images are presented and how clients communicate their choices matters alongside the photographs themselves. GalleryDock focuses on that handoff: showing the work online and making client selections part of the gallery workflow.
Password protection for galleries intended for specific clients
GalleryDock supports password-protected client galleries. Photographers can restrict access to a gallery and share the password with the intended recipients. This provides an access option for work that is meant for a particular client rather than for a publicly browsable portfolio.
The distinction is useful when photographers maintain both public examples of their work and galleries for individual assignments. A public portfolio introduces the photographer's style, while a client gallery can hold the images associated with a specific shoot. Password protection helps photographers manage access to the latter.
The English product guide explains GalleryDock's password-protected client galleries for photographers evaluating this workflow.
Embed a photo gallery into an existing website
Photographers can also add a GalleryDock gallery to their own website using an embed code. This gives businesses with an established web presence a way to include galleries within their existing pages. Clients can view the embedded gallery as part of the photographer's website.
For photographers who already use their website to introduce their services and display their work, embedding provides a connection between that web presence and the gallery experience. The photographer can decide where the gallery belongs within the site and use the supplied embed code to include it.
GalleryDock provides an English guide to embedding a photo gallery on a website. Photographers can consult the guide when planning how to add a gallery to their existing site.
Start with three free galleries
GalleryDock's free account option allows users to create three galleries. This gives photographers a starting point for trying online gallery presentation and photo delivery with their own work. The English-language platform makes that starting point accessible to a wider international audience.
The three-gallery allowance is a concrete entry point for photographers evaluating client gallery software. They can start with a small set of projects and consider how online presentation and client selections fit into their workflow. Current plan details are available on the GalleryDock website.
Video feedback and print sales alongside the photo workflow
GalleryDock also includes video feedback functionality for filmmakers. This extends the platform's role beyond still photographs to creative work that needs client feedback on video. Photographers and filmmakers can assess these tools according to the kinds of projects they deliver.
An integrated print shop supports selling photographic prints through a gallery. The print shop complements the main tasks of presenting images, sharing them with clients, and collecting selections. The international announcement centers on the client gallery platform, password protection, website embedding, and the free account starting point.
International availability
GalleryDock first became publicly available in June 2026. Its English-language international rollout followed on September 24, 2026. The online software is available around the clock, allowing users to access the platform across time zones.
Photographers and filmmakers can explore the platform and create an account at GalleryDock. The homepage remains the central entry point, with English product guides available for password protection and website embedding.
About GalleryDock
GalleryDock is online client gallery software for photographers and filmmakers, based in Hannover, Germany. The platform supports photo presentation, client image selections, password-protected galleries, website embedding, video feedback, and print sales. New users can create three galleries with a free account.
Media contact
Edmond Rätzel
GalleryDock
Email: info@gallerydock.com
Phone: +49 511 27909377
Website: https://gallerydock.com/