Our work speaks for itself

To do:

Build Core Photography Pages

  • Portfolio/Gallery: Add a portfolio page to display your best work organized by categories like weddings or portraits.

Add Booking and Sales Tools

  • Client Booking: Connect Acuity Scheduling to let clients book shoot times, pay deposits, and get automated reminders.

  • Sell Prints: Set up a store section to sell digital downloads or physical prints, and link payment processors like Stripe, Square, or PayPal.

  • Client Galleries: Use extensions or integrations like MemberSpace if you need password-protected private client proofing and delivery galleries

To sell physical photography print packages on Squarespace without carrying inventory, you must use Print-on-Demand (POD) or dropshipping extensions. These services print, pack, and ship the artwork directly to your client only after an order is placed. [1, 2, 3]

Because you want to sell "packages" (e.g., bundles of different sizes, framed sets, or custom groupings), you will need a slightly different setup than simply syncing individual photos.

Option 1: Automated Integration (Best for Individual Images and Basic Sizes)

You can link Squarespace natively to professional photo labs using Squarespace Extensions. [1]

  • The Providers: Printique is highly popular for North American photographers. It syncs your dashboard, auto-fulfills orders, and prints on gallery-grade archival paper. If you have international clients, theprintspace or Printful are excellent globally-connected choices. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

  • How it works: You link your lab account to Squarespace, upload your high-resolution images to the lab, set your prices, and sync them directly to your Squarespace Store page. [1, 2]

  • The Package Limitation: Most automated sync extensions require one specific image to match specific sizes (e.g., Image A as an 8x10 or 11x14). To sell a bundle of different images as a "Package", you will want to utilize Option 2. [1]

Option 2: Manual Dropshipping (Best for Custom Print Packages)

If you want to offer packages like "The Living Room Set: Three 8x10s and One 16x20 of your choice," you should create a custom physical product and use manual or semi-automated fulfillment. [1, 2]

StepActionDetails1. Create the ProductAdd a Physical Product in Squarespace.Title it after your bundle (e.g., "The Landscape Trio Pack").2. Set Inventory to UnlimitedBypass inventory limits.Toggle the product's inventory setting to Unlimited so it never sells out.3. Use Custom FormsCapture customer preferences.Turn on a Custom Product Form in the product setup. When the buyer clicks "Add to Cart", a form pops up asking them to type which image filenames they want in their package.4. Submit to LabFulfill the order.Once paid, open your pro lab dashboard (like Printique or WHCC), upload the chosen image files, submit the order, and paste the client's shipping address.