An example job
This is the link your client gets.
An example from an invented studio, filled with a real shoot. Play the film, pin a note, draw on it, press approve. Nothing you do is saved.
Best on your phone. That is where most clients open it.
JUNIPER & CO.Iceland launchAugust 3, 2026Vík, Iceland
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Approvedropyourfiles.com/yourstudio/iceland-launchA walkthrough
Running a job, start to finish.
Eleven screens in the order you meet them. Every picture here is the real product, not a drawing of it. Open the numbered pins.
Drag the picture sideways to see the rest of the screen.
In a projectThe files desk
Upload what you actually shot
Nothing is rejected for its format. Camera raw, Photoshop files, PDFs, iPhone HEICs and RED footage all go straight in, and everything that can be previewed is rendered for you.
- Twenty-two raw formats, turned into pictures for you. Canon, Sony, Nikon, Fujifilm, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax, Leica, Hasselblad, Phase One, Sigma and DNG among them.
- A tile with no picture is not a failure. It is either still rendering or a format no browser can draw. The tile says which.
- Let the previews finish before you send the link. Your client sees a file once it has finished uploading and its preview is ready.
- Uploads survive a closed laptop. An upload picks up where it stopped, and the screen stays awake while files send.
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Try it on a real job with your client.
Free up to 5 GB. No card. Your client never makes an account.