Google Contacts, the address book built into Gmail, lets you keep track of all your contacts, see when you last interacted with them, and more.
Flag duplicate files in new photo collections before culling.
Get a linked review list of exact photo copies when you add a finished collection to your working folder, with copies marked for easier cleanup.
Edit campaign shots while checking the subject against the brief.
Get edited campaign photos back in your request chat, with the changes you asked for and the details your brief protects.
Revise client photo proofs from written notes and image marks.
See a revised image proof beside the original, with the requested changes called out. Your reviewer can approve the new version in the same thread.
Find thoughtful comments beneath photos for personal replies.
Your morning comment list brings thoughtful questions and personal stories from your posts into your work chat, with links to reply.
Draft prompts from shoot photos and flag uncertain details.
Get a usable image prompt in your review queue when you add a shoot reference photo, with its source link and any details to check.
Frame retouching notes around the original photo for review.
Get an image editing prompt that reflects your review notes and the original, ready for your team to check before editing.
Prepare vintage edit prompts that preserve subjects in your photos.
Get Polaroid-style prompts tailored to your photos, with faces and scene details you want to keep spelled out in the request task.
Combine approved shots into a campaign scene for final review.
Turn your campaign photos into a scene you can review, with the people and products from your brief placed together.
Combine selected shots while keeping key details recognizable.
Your supplied photos become a blended composite for review, with placement and style guided by your notes.
Make vintage copies of campaign shots while keeping the originals.
Get Polaroid-style campaign photos ready to share. For photos that fail your checks, find a clear review note in your finished folder.
Send the approved shoot contract to the client's signer.
Your client gets the agreement to sign, and you get the request link and send confirmation on the project.
Describe the next image edit while preserving the visible subject.
Get a ready-to-paste prompt to enhance image quality or extend a scene, posted beside your source image and edit request.