What are the differences between the three layouts in the Pro-Plan?

A screenshot of a “Gallery Settings” panel with options for Collaboration and Presentation modes, layout choices, permissions for marking, voting, comments, image info, file uploads, and a button to apply changes.

In your trial month as well as plans starting from the Pro plan you will have three different gallery layouts to choose from.

Grid layout

The grid layout is the layout that will automatically be used when a new gallery is created. Unless you have changed this in your own default settings. This layout gives your clients a quick, orderly overview of all images. Thus, making it the ideal layout for working with professionals such as picture editors or corporate clients who want to quickly make a selection and get an overview of all images.

A photo management interface displays wedding photos of a couple outdoors and indoors. Some images are labeled “maybe,” “yes!,” or “no.” Thumbnails show the couple posing together and close-ups of hands and dresses.

Masonry layout

The main difference between the Masonry layout and the grid layout is that the images are displayed much larger and the arrangement is “fluid”. One preview image after the other – this makes the gallery look prettier overall, but may also be a bit more confusing. The layout is therefore perfect for private clients, e.g. weddings, where presentation is more important than sets and quick comparison of similar images. Especially in combination with the large header image (also included in the Pro plan) your galleries will look much more impressive.

A photo management interface displays thumbnails of an outdoor wedding shoot featuring two brides. Images are tagged with labels like yes!, maybe, and done; a filter panel appears on the left side.

List layout

The list view is intended for fast file exchange between professionals working together on a project. If you’re looking for a file with specific attributes such as dimensions or file type, this view is great for sharing with post-producers or staff who know exactly what they’re looking for and need quick access to it. We recommend that you sort the view in the gallery settings so that the last upload is always on top.

A file management dashboard shows a list of image files with details like filename, comments/flag status, dimensions, type, capture time, and upload date. Thumbnails are displayed for some files on the left side.

Get the layouts

You can switch between the layouts in each gallery in the Pro and Business Plan.

Upgrade your account to one of those plans right here!