The writing layer for photographers

You finished the edit. Now the writing writes itself.

ProofLark turns a few selected images and a couple of notes into the delivery email, the gallery captions, the alt text and the blog write-up — in your voice, not a robot's. Start for $2 a day. Cancel any day.

No contract, no setup fee. Cancel from your dashboard in one click.

Delivery email — draft
ToMaeve and Tom Halloran
FromRosalie Aubert Photography

Your wedding gallery is ready

Maeve, Tom — four hundred and twelve frames from the barn at Ashgrove, including the ten minutes of light after dinner when everyone finally sat down. Your gran's brooch made it into the bouquet shots.

Download whatever you like. The gallery stays open for a year, and prints are ordered from the same page.

View your gallery

— Rosalie

Two people standing close together under soft window light during the ceremony A pair of wedding rings resting on a folded linen napkin A dog sitting patiently on the grass beside the couple A long reception table set with mismatched china and low candles Morning light falling across an empty room before the guests arrive A grandmother's brooch pinned to the inside of a bouquet ribbon
Blog draft

A November wedding at Ashgrove Barn

Maeve and Tom booked the barn for the light, and November gave them ten minutes of it right after dinner. Here is how the day went.

Alt textA grandmother's brooch pinned to the inside of a bouquet ribbon

One upload, one paragraph of notes. The email, the captions, the alt text and the write-up come out together.

Words written for 26,000+ delivered sessions

Eastern Ontario Studio Guild Association of Wedding Photographers Portrait Studios Collective Independent Shooters Network Rural Light Workshop

The photographs are done. The paperwork isn't.

The culling is quick now. The editing is quick now. The writing is what runs past midnight.

The delivery email takes an hour

And it's the first thing the client reads.

Alt text never gets written

So the studio site quietly stays invisible in search.

The blog goes stale by June

Wedding season starts and the writing is the first thing to go.

Everything you write after the shoot

Six things that used to take an evening, produced from the same handful of images and notes.

Gallery Delivery Emails

A warm, specific note about their session, ready to send with the link.

Alt Text & Image Titles

Descriptive, accessible alt text for every image you put on your own website.

Session Write-Ups

A blog post about the shoot that reads like you wrote it, because it learned how you write.

Your Voice Profile

Paste in three things you've written before. Everything after that comes out sounding like you.

Client Detail Memory

Names, venue, the dog, the grandmother's brooch. It remembers what mattered and works it in.

Reusable Session Types

Save a shape for weddings, newborns, headshots or listings, and reuse it every time.

A writing tool, and only a writing tool

ProofLark sits after your culling and your gallery host. It doesn't replace them and doesn't want to.

What ProofLark does

  • Writes the gallery delivery email
  • Writes image titles and alt text for your own site
  • Drafts the session write-up for your blog
  • Writes a short portfolio caption
  • Keeps it all in your established voice

What it leaves alone

  • Culling and selecting — you've already done that
  • Editing, retouching and colour
  • Your RAW files, which never come near it
  • Hosting or delivering the gallery itself
  • Sending anything to a client without you reading it

Keep the culling and delivery tools you already know. ProofLark is the writing layer that goes after them.

Three steps, edit to inbox

Set the voice once. After that a delivery takes about as long as making a coffee.

  1. 1

    Set your voice once

    Paste a few emails or captions you've already written. ProofLark learns the rhythm.

  2. 2

    Upload and note

    Drop in a handful of selected images and jot down what the session was.

  3. 3

    Copy and send

    The email, the captions, the alt text and the write-up are ready. Edit anything, then send.

A photographer's desk at the end of a long day: an open laptop showing a contact sheet, a camera body with the strap coiled beside it, a card reader, a half-finished mug of tea and a notebook under a warm desk lamp
The part of the job nobody photographs The desk at eleven at night, with the gallery ready to go and the email still unwritten. That is the hour ProofLark is for.

Pay for the days you're actually delivering.

One wedding to deliver this week? Take the Day Pass. Shooting through the season? The 28-day plans cost far less per session.

Day Pass

$2 / day

Billed daily. Renews every 24 hours until you cancel.

Best for: delivering a single session without a standing subscription.

  • 2 sessions per day
  • Gallery delivery emails
  • Image titles and alt text
  • 1 voice profile
  • Up to 20 images per session
  • Email support
Start for $2

Season

$170 / every 28 days

Billed every 28 days. Renews automatically until you cancel.

Best for: multi-shooter studios and associate teams at full season load.

  • Everything in Studio, plus:
  • Unlimited sessions
  • 10 team seats with role permissions
  • Separate voice profile per shooter
  • Studio-wide templates and approval flow
  • Bulk alt text for an entire gallery in one pass
  • Export to CSV and Markdown
  • API access
  • Priority support with a 4-hour response target
Choose Season

Day Pass = $2 for up to 2 sessions. Studio works out to roughly $0.98 per session.

All prices in USD and exclude any applicable taxes. Switch plans or cancel at any time from your dashboard. Unused session credits do not roll over.

What it gave them back

Three photographers, three kinds of work, three evenings returned.

“Forty-one weddings last season and every gallery went out the same night. I used to deliver on Thursdays and apologise for it.”
Rosalie AubertWeddings · solo, 9 years
“Six hundred images on the studio site finally have alt text. Two newborn enquiries came in from search that month.”
Petra NowakFamily and newborn · two-person studio
“Eleven listings in a week, each with its own write-up. The agents started forwarding my descriptions to their sellers.”
Desmond WhyteReal estate and interiors

Questions photographers actually ask

Billing, voice, and what ProofLark deliberately doesn't touch.

How does the $2 Day Pass work?

It's a daily subscription. You're charged $2 every 24 hours and it renews until you cancel. Cancel any time and you keep access until the paid day ends.

What counts as one session?

One shoot, including every email, caption set, alt text pass and write-up generated for it.

Does ProofLark cull or edit my photos?

No. It doesn't touch your RAW files, your edits or your gallery host. It writes the words that go around the work you've already finished.

Will it actually sound like me?

That's the point of the voice profile. Paste in a few things you've written and the output follows your rhythm, your length and your habits. Edit anything you don't like.

Do I have to upload full-resolution files?

No. Web-sized versions of a handful of selected images are enough.

Do unused sessions roll over?

No. Daily allowances reset every 24 hours; 28-day allowances reset each billing period.

How do I cancel?

One click in your dashboard. No phone call, no cancellation fee.

Deliver the gallery tonight, not Thursday.

Start on the Day Pass, write today's delivery, and cancel from your dashboard whenever the season quiets down.

Start for $2/day