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Headshot photography software
Your client picks their favorites, you retouch exactly those, and the invoice their accounts payable team needs is already on the project. I built Edit running my own headshot business.
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Sound familiar?
Clients text you a screenshot, or “the third one, where I’m smiling.”
They heart and check their picks in the gallery, and you see exactly which files to retouch.
Team day turns into chasing every employee for their pick.
Split the gallery into sections, one per person, with its own pick limit. Or give each person their own project, grouped in one folder.
The person who picks isn’t the person who pays.
Add their AP contact to the client account. Invoices go to them, with the PO number and NET terms they asked for.
Extra retouches turn into a side invoice you forget to send.
Sell retouching extras right in the gallery once they pass their included picks (Studio and Agency plans).
Getting paid
Headshot clients are often businesses, and businesses have rules. Edit invoices follow them.
A headshot job in Edit
They pick a time on your booking page and pay the deposit.
The agreement and usage license go out and come back signed.
Upload the session. They heart and pick up to their limit.
You work their exact picks. Extras are already paid for.
Final files and the invoice land on the same project.
Most send an online proofing gallery. In Edit your client hearts favorites and checks their selections up to the number included in their package, then hits Submit. You retouch exactly those.
Split one gallery into sections, one per person, and give each section its own pick limit. Or make a project per person and group them in one folder. Either way, each person picks their own and you see every selection in one place.
Yes. On the Studio and Agency plans, clients can buy retouches beyond their included picks right in the gallery, so the upsell happens without a separate invoice.
Yes. Add them to the client account and flag them as the billing contact. Invoices go to them with your PO number, NET terms, and tax, and they can pay by card or bank transfer.
It’s smart to have one, especially for company headshots used on websites, LinkedIn, and press. Edit includes an image usage license template you can edit and send for e-signature.
Nothing to migrate. Run one real job through it, start to paid, and see how it feels.
No credit card required. 60 days free.