Product 02 — Photo Selection

Send a link.
They pick.
You're done.

The selection workflow built for wedding photographers who'd rather be shooting than chasing emails. Bride and groom can pick together from different cities in real time — and TAG the people in each photo (Father, Sister, VIP guests) so you know exactly who matters in the album.

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100 free photos to test Then ₹28 per upload No subscription
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PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO
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You delivered 1,200 images. The bride asked for "her favorites." Two weeks pass. She sends you a Google Sheet with wrong filenames. From a phone. You match by eye. You curse silently.

— DEMO

See it in action.

Real footage. Real photographer workflow. Ninety seconds.

What's inside

Built for the way you actually work.

Branded gallery

Your watermark, studio name, phone, logo. Looks like your work. Not ours.

Multi-device real-time

Bride in Mumbai, groom in Bangalore — they pick together from different phones, see each other's selections live. No "send me your list" texts. No mismatched picks.

WhatsApp-ready

Share a link. WhatsApp shows a clean preview card with your studio name and phone. Clients tap. Selecting begins.

Smart TAGs

Indian weddings have huge families. Your client TAGs each selected photo with who matters — Father, Sister, VIP guest, the bride's grandmother. You get a list sorted by people. The album writes itself.

Selection limits

Cap their picks at 50, 100, whatever. Update the limit later from your phone — clients see it instantly.

Auto-expiry

Galleries vanish after 11 days. Clients who waited a month? They reach out. You stay in control.

Zero friction for clients

No login. No app. No account. They tap your link, they pick photos. That's it.

How it works

Four steps. Roughly a minute.

01 / Pick

Drag a folder.

Open Select Me, drop your photo folder in. Add your watermark, set max selections, pick a thumbnail size.

02 / Generate

Click upload.

Select Me builds the gallery — watermarked thumbnails, mobile-friendly layout — and uploads to your Pixsora server. Get a clean URL back.

03 / Share

Send via WhatsApp.

One tap. The preview card auto-renders with your studio name + phone. Your client opens the link on their phone.

04 / Done

Download selections.

When client hits "Send," you get a notification. Open Select Me's Galleries tab — selections are right there as filenames you can sort.

Pricing

Pay only when you upload. Nothing else.

No subscription. No monthly fee. No "per-user." Just credits when you actually share a gallery.

Get started
Free · 100 photos

Every studio gets 100 free photos to test the workflow with real clients — across any number of galleries. After that, pay per upload — never a fixed monthly bill.

After free
₹28 per upload · up to 1,000 photos
  • Unlimited galleriesPay only when you actually share with a client.
  • Up to 1,000 photos / galleryBig wedding day? One upload covers it.
  • 7-day refundUnused credits returned no questions asked.
  • UPI, cards, netbankingRazorpay handles payments. Indian rupees only.
Get it now

Download Select Me.

Choose your Mac type. Not sure? Click → About This Mac.

Apple Silicon M1 · M2 · M3 · M4 · 128 MB Intel Mac Pre-2020 · 128 MB
v1.0.3 · macOS 11+
Windows version coming soon. Email us at support@pixsora.in to be notified.

Install in 4 steps

  1. Download the .dmg from the button above. About 128 MB.
  2. Double-click to mount. A window opens showing the app icon and an Applications folder shortcut.
  3. Drag Select Me to Applications. Standard macOS installer flow. Eject the .dmg afterward.
  4. First launch — handle the "damaged" warning. macOS blocks the app because we're not yet code-signed. Easiest fix: try to open it once (it'll fail), then open System Settings → Privacy & Security. Scroll to the Security section — you'll see "Select Me was blocked..." with an "Open Anyway" button. Click it, authenticate, done.
    Advanced (Terminal): sudo xattr -cr /Applications/Select\ Me.app
FAQ

Things people ask.

Because Select Me isn't yet code-signed by Apple ($99/year cost we're delaying until first 50 paying customers). It's not actually damaged — macOS just doesn't trust unsigned apps from the internet by default.

Fix: Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the Security section, and click "Open Anyway" next to the Select Me notice. Works on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Or run sudo xattr -cr /Applications/Select\ Me.app in Terminal. Future launches work normally.
No. Original full-resolution photos stay on your computer, always. Only watermarked thumbnails (when you choose to upload) are sent to your Pixsora gallery server, and they auto-delete after 11 days. Read the Privacy Policy.
Yes. Unused credits within 7 days of purchase, refunded fully. Used credits are non-refundable per Razorpay policy. Full terms in Terms of Service §10.
11 days from upload. After that, the gallery URL returns a "Selection link expired" page and the photos are auto-deleted from our servers. This protects your storage from filling up with old work and pushes clients to make their selections promptly. Configurable retention is on the v2 roadmap.
Coming soon. Mac launched first because that's where we built it. Windows build is straightforward (same Electron codebase, different installer). We're prioritizing based on user requests — email support@pixsora.in with "Windows" to get notified.
Galleries work in any phone browser. Your client doesn't need to install anything — they just tap the WhatsApp link and start selecting. Optimized for one-handed use on phones.
UPI, all major credit/debit cards, netbanking, and most Indian wallets. Payments are processed by Razorpay (RBI-licensed). We never see your card details. Currently INR only — international cards work but charged in INR.
Yes. Built for weddings but works equally well for events, fashion shoots, family portraits, corporate, real estate — anywhere a client needs to pick from a set of photos. The branding is yours, so the use case is yours too.