What you should know
Temporary links suit one-off delivery, while a private gallery provides a stable collection, comments and ongoing access. Creators can keep the gallery unlisted and share one entry point instead of many unrelated links.
When it is useful
Before uploading, define what the other person actually needs to do: watch the video, download it, verify information or keep it for longer.
- Use a gallery for a sequence, portfolio review or recurring client delivery.
- Use individual temporary links for isolated clips that should expire quickly.
- Control gallery membership, comments and visible metadata according to the project.
Recommended process
A short, verifiable workflow reduces failures and avoids unnecessary re-uploads.
- Create a gallery with a clear client or project name.
- Upload and order the videos logically.
- Configure access and optional watermarking.
- Share the gallery link and remove access when the relationship or review ends.
Practical checks
Compatibility depends on more than the filename extension. The codec, connection, browser and device also matter.
- A gallery without automatic expiration requires active management.
- Do not mix files from unrelated clients in the same collection.
- Embedding a video can expose the player wherever the page is accessible.
Limits, privacy and responsibility
A private gallery is not a substitute for a backup, contract or payment platform. Its purpose is organized viewing and delivery.
Frequently asked questions
Can a gallery contain videos with no automatic expiration?
Yes, depending on the account and gallery settings, but the owner must manage them.
When is a temporary link better?
For one video, one conversation and a short viewing window.