GalleryDock has expanded its online client gallery software internationally with an English-language platform available to users worldwide since September 24, 2026. The launch gives English-speaking photographers access to tools for delivering photos to clients, protecting galleries with a password, and embedding a gallery into an existing website. New users can create three galleries for free.
The English wording has been adapted primarily for American users, while the service is available internationally. The expansion follows GalleryDock’s initial public launch in June 2026 and brings its gallery workflow to photographers who work in English or serve clients across borders.
“Since September 24, the platform has been fully available in English for users worldwide,” said Edmond Rätzel, founder of GalleryDock. “The wording has been adapted primarily for American users, but the platform can be used globally.”
Photo delivery through online client galleries
GalleryDock lets photographers present photos in an online gallery and share them with clients. Clients can review images and make selections, giving photographers a way to organize the handoff after a shoot. The workflow combines image presentation and client selection in a gallery, rather than treating delivery as a collection of individual files.
The platform is intended for photographers who need to share completed work and collect decisions from clients. A client gallery can be used to present a photo session, support the selection process, and provide an online place for clients to view their images. These tasks are relevant to photographers working with private clients as well as those handling business assignments.
Password protection and website embedding
Password protection gives photographers a way to restrict access to a client gallery. They can share access details with the intended recipients when delivering a shoot. This is particularly relevant when a gallery is intended for a specific client rather than a public portfolio.
Photographers can also embed a GalleryDock gallery into their own website using an embed code. This allows the gallery to appear as part of an existing web presence and gives clients a place to view the photographer’s work on that website. The option supports photographers who already have a website and want to add client galleries to it.
Three free galleries to get started
The free account option allows new users to create three galleries. Photographers can use those galleries to get started with online photo delivery and assess how the service fits their client workflow. The international English-language launch makes that starting point available to a broader audience of photographers.
Alongside its photography features, GalleryDock supports video feedback for filmmakers. The platform also includes a print shop for selling prints through a gallery. These additional functions sit alongside the core tasks of presenting work, sharing it with clients, and gathering their feedback or selections.
GalleryDock is available online around the clock. The English-language service can be accessed internationally, with the company continuing to update the platform following its launch. The international rollout focuses on making the existing gallery workflow accessible to English-speaking users while retaining the option to start with three free galleries.
