Elevate your brand

Handcrafted products that bring your photography to life

Why Photographers Choose RedTree

Everything you need to offer premium print products that elevate your brand and grow your business.

01

Handcrafted Quality

Thick layflat spreads, hand-bound covers, and archival printing on photographic and fine art papers. Built to last generations.

02

Premium Materials

A curated selection of cover materials. Customization options for each product. Every detail is considered so the product sells itself in your studio.

03

Customer Experience

A dedicated team ready to guide you through every step of the process. We’re committed to the success of your business.

04

Sales & Marketing Tools

Pricing calculators, digital swatch boards, product photography, and a video series to help you confidently sell albums to every client.

Father and child looking at a RedTree folio album together
Albums add value to my clients, act as an advertisement to all of their friends and families, and improve my bottom line. On average, album sales increase each of my collections by 30%.
Justin DeMutiis
Wedding Photographer — Featured in Brides Magazine, The Knot, & Weddings Unveiled

Grow Your Revenue with Print

The photographers who thrive are the ones who offer tangible products their clients can hold, display, and share. Albums create an emotional connection that digital files never will, and they add thousands in revenue to every booking.

RedTree gives you the products, the tools, and the support to make selling albums a natural part of your workflow. Whether you’re just starting with print sales or scaling an existing IPS business, we meet you where you are.

$30k+

In additional annual revenue reported by photographers who sell RedTree albums with every collection

24 hrs

Album design turnaround when you use our design service — send your images and we handle the rest

15+

Product types to offer your clients, from layflat albums and fine art prints to folios, books, and presentation boxes

From the very beginning, photographs were printed and memories were stored in boxes, books, and albums. Photographs were held by hand. Together, we carry on that tradition.