Can I use Pic-Time, ShootProof or CloudSpot to deliver video?

Pic-Time, ShootProof and CloudSpot all support video in some form, but each was designed for photographers first. They excel at proofing galleries, print sales and photo downloads; video is offered as an extra with file-size caps and basic playback, which is fine for a short highlight clip and frustrating for a full film.

The questions to ask any of them before committing your video business: maximum file size per upload, whether 4K files are accepted and played at full quality, whether the client's download is your original or a compressed copy, and whether the player looks like a film presentation or a slideshow attachment.

If you are a photographer adding video, staying inside a photo platform may be the simplest path. If you are a filmmaker, or video is what clients pay you for, use a platform built around it.

DLVRD is a video-first delivery platform: large masters, cinematic streaming, untouched downloads, passwords and expiry, with photo support for hybrid work.