AI culling
Pictage helps you sort a large shoot into groups, ratings, and rejects. You review the suggestions, keep what feels right, and make the final call yourself.
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Features
Pictage brings the work around each shoot into one place: gallery delivery, client follow-up, albums, sales, blog drafts, social content, and the studio details you would rather not chase across ten tabs.
The Pictage flow
After a shoot, the work keeps going: culling, galleries, emails, blog posts, albums, and sales follow-up. Pictage keeps those steps together, with you reviewing the important decisions.
Drag your full RAW or JPEG batch in. Pictage stores originals on Cloudflare R2, never compresses without your say.
Culling, color grouping, gallery layout, blog post drafts, social-ready stills, album spreads, all generated for review.
Nothing publishes until you say so. Edit in plain English. Reject what is off-brand. Keep what is gold.
Luxury client gallery, a published blog post, ten social posts queued, an album draft ready for print, and an upsell campaign in motion.
What Pictage helps with
You still make the creative decisions. Pictage helps with the busy work around delivery, marketing, albums, sales, and client follow-up, so your clients hear from you sooner and your brand still sounds like you.
Pictage helps you sort a large shoot into groups, ratings, and rejects. You review the suggestions, keep what feels right, and make the final call yourself.
Create a private client gallery that feels like a finished story, not a file dump. Invite the right people, and make the first delivery feel polished on mobile.
Turn each finished shoot into a blog draft with structure, captions, and search-friendly details already in place. Pictage writes it as a starting point in your voice, and you approve every word before it goes live.
Use the gallery to create caption drafts, carousel ideas, and post crops you can adjust. It helps you keep showing up after the shoot without starting from a blank page.
Start with album spreads made from your selects, then move photos, change the order, and make it feel right. When you are happy with it, export a print-ready version for your album workflow.
Get a warm first draft for inquiries, sneak peeks, gallery deliveries, and follow-ups. You can edit it before sending, so every client still hears from you.
Set up thoughtful print and album follow-ups when a gallery goes live. Pictage helps remind clients what they can order without making you write every message from scratch.
Create helpful local pages and niche guides that explain what you photograph and where you work. Pictage can add schema and indexing pings so search engines understand the page.
See which galleries clients opened, which photos they loved, and where orders or inquiries are coming from. The goal is a small set of useful numbers, not another dashboard to babysit.
Keep each client, couple, shoot, email, gallery view, order, and review in one place. When someone writes back later, you can see the history before you respond.