Move your galleries to FOCL

Updated 28 Sep 2026

We can move your galleries from another platform into FOCL for you. Start with a request at foclapp.com/gallery-migration. In Galleries, Migration in the sidebar opens the same page.

Ask for a move

Fill in your name, email, the platform you’re on now (Pixieset, Pic-Time, ShootProof, SmugMug, Zenfolio, CloudSpot or Other) and roughly how many galleries you have. The page shows the estimated cost as you type the number. Add anything else in the notes, such as which galleries to move or your timeline. No passwords are needed at this stage.

What happens next

Right after you send the request, we email you what you sent, the estimated cost and how the move works. Reply to that email to go ahead. Nothing starts until you do.

  1. We agree on the details. Your gallery count, the cost and the timing.
  2. You give us temporary access. Set temporary passwords on your current platform and your FOCL account, then reply with them. Don’t use a password you use anywhere else.
  3. We move your galleries. Photos first, then gallery names, sections and any client information your platform lets us export.
  4. You review, then change both passwords. Check everything in FOCL before sharing the new links, then change both passwords so we no longer have access.

Cost and timing

  • $1 per gallery on a yearly plan, or $2 per gallery on a monthly plan.
  • 15% off when you move 300 galleries or more.
  • Requires an active paid plan and at least 20 galleries.
  • Moves take up to 10 weeks. We’ll email you when your galleries are ready.

What moves

We start with photos, then review gallery names, sections and any available client information. Favorites, comments, order history and access settings depend on your original platform and aren’t assumed to transfer. Mention any videos in your request so we can review them separately.

Your FOCL galleries will have new links. Keep your current account available until you’ve reviewed the move and are ready to share the new links with your clients.

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