Knotflix photo galleries put the couple’s photos and their wedding film in the same private link — with favorites, album picks, full-res downloads, and ZIP delivery built in. It was built inside Red Bank Studio, which delivers its own weddings on it every week.
Most hybrid deliveries go out in pieces: the film on one link, the photos on another platform, and the couple ends up doing a scavenger hunt through their inbox six months later. Knotflix delivers the whole wedding as one private gallery — the film streams in 4K at the top, the photo gallery lives right under it, one link covers everything.
Couples never create an account. The link is the key, and it works the same for everyone they forward it to — parents, the wedding party, the planner. No sign-up wall standing between grandma and the portraits.
A gallery that only displays photos wastes the one interaction couples actually want to have with it: choosing. In Knotflix, couples heart their favorites as they browse, and when it is time to build the book they mark their album picks right in the gallery.
The selection comes back to you — favorites are emailed to your studio, so “send me your album choices” stops being a three-week thread with filenames pasted into it. At Red Bank Studio, the album round-trip was the part of every delivery that hurt the most; it is the first thing we fixed for ourselves.
Every photo downloads at full resolution, one at a time — for the mother of the bride who only wants the family portrait — or the couple pulls the entire gallery as a ZIP and archives it properly. No watermarked previews, no “email the studio for the files.”
The film works the same way at the top of the page: couples stream it in 4K, and your original master export stays downloadable. Streaming is how a wedding gets watched; downloads are how it gets kept. The gallery does both jobs so your inbox does neither.
| Separate photo + video tools | Knotflix | |
|---|---|---|
| Links the couple juggles | Two or more | One private gallery link |
| Film | A file link or a separate player | 4K streaming at the top of the gallery |
| Photos | Second platform, second link | Same link — hearts, album picks, downloads |
| Album selection | Filenames pasted into an email | Favorites and picks, emailed to you |
| Hosting after delivery | A bill you keep paying | 90 days included; extensions pay you half |
| Price | Two subscriptions | From $29/mo, 30-day free trial |
If photography is the bigger half of your business, the dedicated photo platforms genuinely do things Knotflix does not: print and product stores, RAW-stage workflows, mobile apps, and years of album-design integrations. Knotflix has none of that — photos here are finished images, delivered, chosen, and downloaded.
Knotflix wins when the film is the centerpiece and the photos travel with it. If you hand over film and photos as one product — which is most of us shooting hybrid — one gallery under your name beats maintaining two platforms and hoping the couple keeps track of both links.
Every gallery includes 90 days of hosting. When a couple wants their photos and film to stay up longer, they extend it themselves — and half of every extension is paid out to your studio through Stripe. The anniversary revisit becomes a small payout instead of a storage bill you quietly eat.
No. Every gallery is a private link — the couple opens it and it just works, and so does everyone they forward it to. Hearts, album picks, and full-res downloads all happen right in the gallery, with no sign-up in front of any of it.
Couples heart favorites as they browse and mark their album picks in the gallery, and the selection is emailed to your studio. Building the album starts from a real list of images instead of a thread of filenames typed into an email.
Yes. Individual photos download at full resolution, and the whole gallery comes down as a ZIP for archiving. The film streams in 4K in the same gallery, and your original master export stays downloadable too.
The couple can extend their gallery whenever they want more time, and half of every extension is paid out to your studio through Stripe. Long-tail hosting flips from a cost you carry into a small recurring payout.
Knotflix is free for 30 days — full product, $0 today, cancel anytime before day 30.