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Your client sees only the watermarked preview
When the watermark is on, every photo in a selection gallery is served with the mark applied. Even saving the image with a right-click gives the watermarked version. Only you can set exceptions: turning the watermark off completely or removing it from your recommended photos.
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A failed watermark blocks the photo
If your watermark is on and applying it fails, we hold that file back instead of showing your client a clean preview. That's on purpose: a missing photo is better than a full frame leaking out.
📁 File
⇢ AES-256 ⇢
🔒 Encrypted blob
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💾 OVH disk
Encryption at rest (AES-256)
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You hand over unwatermarked files on purpose
Your client gets files without a watermark only from a delivery gallery, which you create after editing. It's a separate gallery type, with no selection and no watermark.
Client selectsin the watermarked gallery
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You download the selectionZIP of originals (no watermark)
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You send the final filesafter editing, e.g. WeTransfer