Upload and deliver a gallery
Select the folder rather than the files — there is no cap on how many images you can upload to a gallery. Large uploads are sent in batches automatically. Photos are ordered by filename so a gallery reads in the order you shot it, not the order the browser happened to finish uploading.
Pick the folder
Choosing the folder rather than selecting files avoids the selection limits browsers impose on file pickers. If frames appear to be missing after an upload, the usual cause is that they were never selected, not that they were lost.
Ordering
Items are sorted by filename and normalised after upload, so sequences stay in shot order regardless of the order uploads completed.
RAW files
RAW files are handled by extracting the preview embedded inside them for proofing, so you can proof from RAW without converting everything first.
Video
Films need a cover frame chosen — both which moment and which part of the frame — so a thumbnail is a deliberate still rather than whatever frame happened to be first.
Common questions
Is there a limit on how many photos I can upload?
No. Uploads are sent in batches behind the scenes, so a large take is handled without you doing anything differently.
Some photos seem to be missing after upload.
Almost always they were not selected. Pick the folder rather than individual files and re-run the upload — items already present are not duplicated.
Still stuck? We answer every email, usually within a business day.
admin@bckendiq.com