Published: Sunday, October 4, 2026
GalleryDock brings website-embedded client galleries to international photographers, with password protection, photo delivery and three free galleries to get started.
GalleryDock made website embedding available internationally on October 4, 2026. Photographers using its English-language platform can place client galleries on compatible pages of their own websites with a supplied embed code. The software supports photo selection, downloads, password protection and timecoded video feedback. A free account includes three galleries and 1 GB of storage. GalleryDock is based in Hannover, Germany, and is available in English and German.
Hannover, Germany — October 4, 2026. GalleryDock has extended website embedding to international users of its English-language client gallery software. Photographers can now copy a supplied embed code into a compatible page on their existing website, bringing client photo delivery closer to the web presence they already use to present their work.
The international availability of embedding follows the September 24 launch of the platform’s English-language interface. GalleryDock is available in English and German and supports photographers and filmmakers working with customers across different markets.
A photographer’s public portfolio and a client’s completed collection serve different purposes. The portfolio introduces the photographer’s style, while a client gallery provides a dedicated place to review photographs and receive images after an assignment. Website embedding allows the photographer to connect these stages within an existing site.
To set up an embedded collection, the photographer prepares a gallery in GalleryDock and adds its embed code to a website page that accepts embedded content. Compatibility depends on the website builder and its settings. GalleryDock provides an English guide to embedding a photo gallery with further setup information.
The software brings photo presentation, client selection and image downloads into online galleries. This gives customers a collection they can return to when reviewing a shoot, rather than working through separate attachments. Photographers can use the workflow for portrait sessions, weddings and commercial assignments.
Password protection is available for galleries intended for particular clients. Photographers can configure access before sharing a collection and provide the password to the intended recipients. The access settings and the website placement should both be checked before a gallery is sent to a customer. More information is available in the password-protected client gallery guide.
For projects that include moving images, GalleryDock supports feedback tied to specific moments in a video. Clients can associate a comment with the relevant playback position, helping filmmakers understand which part of the footage needs attention. Revisions are then made separately in the filmmaker’s editing software.
A free GalleryDock account includes three galleries and 1 GB of storage. Photographers can use this allowance to explore the client delivery workflow before deciding whether they need additional capacity. The platform also offers an optional print shop for photographic print sales, with applicable shop fees separate from the free account allowance.
GalleryDock is online client gallery software based in Hannover, Germany. It provides photographers and filmmakers with tools for photo presentation, client selection, downloads, password protection, website embedding and timecoded video feedback. Product information is available at gallerydock.com.
Media contact:
Edmond Rätzel, GalleryDock
Email: info@gallerydock.com
Phone: +49 511 27909377