A couple together in a chair, leafing through a stack of matted prints in afternoon light

Getting Started

Four steps from free account to finished album
To get started
Free account
Wholesale pricing
First proof in
1 business day
Product lines
Albums, Books
Folios, Boxes, Prints
Support
Phone, email
Studio consults
From a free account to a finished album.

Most photographers go from creating an account to holding their first sample album in about two weeks. Here is exactly what that looks like, with the tools and the people behind every step so you never feel like you are figuring it out alone.

Built with you in mind, made by hand.

Four steps to your first order

The same path every RedTree studio takes, whether you are sending your first sample album or your hundredth client order.

01
Review pricing
Know the numbers before the consult.

Sign in to your account dashboard and open the pricing guide to see wholesale pricing on every product line. Albums, books, folios, and presentation boxes. Then run a few collection scenarios through the pricing calculator to land on retail numbers that actually pay you to deliver.

02
Design a layout
Lay out the album. Or hand it to us.

Send your favorites to our Album Design Service and we deliver a SmartAlbums Cloud proof within one business day. Prefer to design it yourself? Most studios finish a spread in thirty minutes or less using Pixellu SmartAlbums, Fundy Designer, or AlbumStomp. Blank Photoshop and InDesign templates live inside your dashboard.

03
Personalize the cover
Pick the material. Make it yours.

Choose from Italian leathers, European linens, Japanese silks, vegan suede, fabric, and photo wrap. Add blind or foil debossing in one of our house fonts or your studio logo. On Flushmount Albums, you can drop a photo cameo into the cover itself.

04
Place your order
Proof, approve, and send to press.

Upload your design files on the shop page for the product you are ordering. Walk the proof one last time, confirm cover details, and check out. Initial production turnaround starts the next business day after approval.

A couple in bed in the morning, mugs in hand, the blue album resting between them

Why sell albums

An album is the single product your clients will actually hand to their grandchildren. It is also the most reliable way to add real revenue to every booking.

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 are 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

A couple standing together turning the pages of a debossed leather album
The sample album does the selling.

Once a client holds a finished album, the conversation changes. Most studios design a single sample to show in consults and quietly book album upgrades on every wedding after that. We build yours to your studio brand so the moment they open it, the work is already half done.

A linen folio album resting on top of a presentation box with dried hydrangea above
Two weeks from here to your first sample.

Create your free account, walk through the four steps, and we will be on the phone with you the moment you need a hand. The print side of your studio starts the day you decide it does.

Print is what makes the work last.

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, one studio at a time.

Your studio, on the print side.