A selection tool that respects your files.
Upload with your folders
Pick a whole folder if your browser allows it, or pick many files. Each file keeps its own name and its folder. Two files with the same name are never merged.
A gallery made for phones
Your client opens a private link. They see a photo grid with folder filters. Tap a photo to scroll through them like a feed. Tap the heart to choose it. Add a note if you like. There is also a full-screen view, a counter, and a check step before they send. No account needed.
A list you can use
See what was chosen, in order, grouped by folder. Search by file name. Download a CSV list with photo_id, filename, relative_path, selection_order, client_note and the event’s name.
What your client does
1. Tap a photo
2. Tap the heart
Add a note if you like
3. Check and send
They can still change it later
How file names and folders work
Cameras reuse numbers. IMG_0001.JPG can sit in more than one folder. So the list always shows the folder with the name. You use that to find the right file on your own drive.
Cameras often reuse file names. So the list always writes the folder before the name. You know exactly which one to pick.
After you upload, the website cannot look inside your computer.
You read the folder and file name, then pick the file yourself.
What it does not do
- We start with JPEG, and PNG where it makes sense. RAW files may not show in a browser.
- After you upload, the website cannot keep looking into your computer.
- The CSV list helps you find your originals. It does not send them to you.
- If your preview photos were renamed, you need a way to match them back to your originals.
- If two files have the same name and the same folder, the path alone cannot tell them apart. The list adds a small extra detail to separate them.