Snapizzi Stor gives photographers built-in image storage for their Snapizzi projects—without requiring a connected gallery or e-commerce platform.
When Snapizzi Stor was originally introduced, it gave photographers something important: the ability to use Snapizzi as a standalone workflow solution without connecting their projects to an external gallery or e-commerce platform.
Today, that flexibility is simply part of Snapizzi.
Stor is built into every Snapizzi account, providing a place for project images to live while Snapizzi handles the organization, matching, processing, and workflow automation behind them.
Snapizzi Stor is the built-in storage layer for images uploaded directly to Snapizzi.
It allows photographers to use Snapizzi’s workflow tools without requiring a connected gallery platform.
That distinction is important.
Stor is not a customer-facing gallery, storefront, or e-commerce platform. It doesn't replace the platform you may already use to sell or deliver photographs.
Instead, it gives Snapizzi a place to manage your project images while you use the workflow tools you need.
That can include:
Uploading and processing project images
Automatically matching photographs to subjects
Organizing individual and group images
Managing and reviewing projects
Creating Bundles
Generating Individual and Group Proof Sheets
Exporting organized images and project data
One of the advantages of Snapizzi's current architecture is that your workflow doesn't depend on a particular gallery provider.
Photographers using a directly supported platform can organize their projects in Snapizzi and then publish them through Ports.
Photographers using other platforms can use Snapizzi to organize their images and create Bundles containing structured folders, renamed or resized images, and associated project data for use elsewhere.
And photographers who don't need an online gallery at all can still use Snapizzi to manage and organize their high-volume photography workflow.
Stor provides the common foundation for all of these approaches.
When Stor was first released, photographers had to add it as a photo service before using it.
That's no longer necessary.
With the new Snapizzi architecture, Stor is included automatically with your account. There is nothing additional to activate, configure, or purchase just to begin storing and processing project images in Snapizzi.
That makes the workflow much simpler:
Create your project → upload your images → let Snapizzi organize them → choose how you want to use or deliver them.
Whether the final destination is a connected gallery platform, an exported Bundle, a proofing workflow, or another production system is up to you.
Snapizzi has always been built around one central idea: high-volume photographers should be able to automate repetitive work without rebuilding their businesses around a particular platform.
Stor helps make that possible.
Your images can be organized in Snapizzi first. From there, you decide where they need to go.
That means less dependence on any single delivery platform and more flexibility to build the workflow that works for your studio.
Explore the Snapizzi Stor Knowledge Base guide to learn more about using Stor, or see how you can use Snapizzi without a connected platform.
Want to see the complete workflow in action? Watch the Snapizzi demo to see how projects move from setup and subject identification through automated matching, organization, and delivery.
Editor’s Note: Snapizzi Stor was originally introduced as an optional way to use Snapizzi without connecting an external gallery or e-commerce platform. With Snapizzi’s newer architecture, Stor is now built into every account and no longer needs to be separately added or selected. This article has been updated to reflect how Snapizzi works today.
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