- Deliver your package to your approvers completes the project and gives its approvers secure download access.
- Download the package for yourself creates a private, one-time package for you without delivering or locking the project.
Deliver to approvers
Completes the project, notifies the approvers, and keeps the ZIP available until its displayed expiry date.
Download it yourself
Creates the same configured outputs as a private, one-time download without notifying anyone.
Configure the package
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Open the Deliver page
From inside your project, click Deliver in the project navigation. The page shows how many approved photos will be included.
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Choose the outputs
Keep Originals selected if the original uploaded files should be included. You can also select one or more saved delivery sizes. Each generated size uses its configured longest side and JPEG quality.
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Add optional output settings
Enable an Export Watermark separately for any selected delivery size or Instagram output. If your plan includes Instagram proof delivery, you can add that output too.
4
Choose the recipient
Click Deliver your package to your approvers to complete the project, or Download the package for yourself to create a private export. A client delivery requires at least one approver. A private package does not.
You must select at least one output. Shootbin does not enlarge photos: a saved delivery size cannot be larger than the longest side of any included original.
ZIP folder structure
The ZIP starts with the project name and then groups files by album. Each selected output gets its own folder:Originals/ files.
Deliver to approvers
After you confirm Deliver your package to your approvers, Shootbin prepares the ZIP in the background. You can leave the page while it runs. The progress indicator updates automatically. When the package is ready:- The project is marked as delivered and editing is locked.
- Approvers receive an email and an in-app notification with secure download access.
- The owner can also download the package from the Deliver page.
- The page shows the exact expiry date. Everyone with download access receives a warning before automatic removal.
Payment requirement
You can require your client to complete payment before they can download the delivery package.1
Enable the payment requirement
In the project’s Payments settings, turn on the payment requirement for delivery. You can also manually mark a payment as received if it was collected outside Shootbin.
2
Client sees the payment prompt
When your client visits the delivery page, they see a payment prompt instead of the download button. They must complete payment, or you must manually mark it as received, before the download becomes accessible.
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Mark payment as received
If you collected payment externally, open the delivery page and click Mark Payment Received. This unlocks the download for your client immediately. You can also reset the payment status if needed.
Cancelling a delivery
If you need to pull back a delivery after it has been generated, for example, because additional edits are needed, you can cancel it.1
Open the Deliver page
Navigate to the delivery overview inside the project.
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Cancel the delivery
Click Cancel Delivery. The existing ZIP package is removed and your client receives a notification that the delivery has been cancelled.
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Trigger a new delivery when ready
Once you have made any necessary changes, return to the Deliver page and generate a new package. The new ZIP will include the current set of approved photos.
Cancelling a delivery does not remove the client’s approval decisions, only the download package itself is discarded. All approved photos remain approved until you or your client changes their status.
Delivery status reference
Related pages
- Review workflow, the full proofing loop that leads up to delivery
- Approve, reject, and select photos for delivery, how clients choose their final selects
- Download a package for yourself, create an owner-only export without completing the project
- Add Export Watermarks, brand individual generated delivery sizes

