SYRONIUSFRAME

The photo workflow

From your camera.
To your audience.

Take the photo. Let FRAME prepare it. Give people a gallery to explore, or bring the moment into your live show.

Explore the Gallery Follow a photo
Photo GalleryActual screenshot
FRAME Gallery displaying the selected duck photo, camera details, and its Share and download controls.
Your photo, its camera details, and a way to share it. Enlarge screenshot

01 A photo’s journey

Prepare once.
Choose how to share.

Gallery and Stage use the same prepared collection. Use either destination, or both.

  1. 01 Bring photos in

    Photo Upload

    Send photos from a phone or computer browser.

    orCamera FTP Upload

    Send files from a compatible camera over FTP.

  2. 02 Get them ready

    Photo Pipeline

    Check each image, prepare a gallery JPEG, and save available camera details.

    Saved on your computerPrepared photos and their details live in your FRAME data folder.

  3. 03 Use either, or both

    Photo Gallery

    Let people browse, share, and find more of your work.

    and / orPhoto Stage

    Choose the photo your audience sees in OBS.

Does Stage need Gallery?

Photo Stage needs the Gallery service and Photo Pipeline enabled in your installation. You do not have to open or browse Gallery first: Gallery and Stage are parallel ways to use the prepared photos.

02 Your name. Your collection.

A gallery that
feels like yours.

Add your name, a gallery title, and your logo. Choose the cover and photo order for each album, so the collection opens the way you want it to.

Set shared FRAME colors in the Portal. Gallery uses that theme, with day and night appearances visitors can switch between.

Explore Gallery setup
DayActual Gallery header
The Gallery’s day header with Syronius’s logo, brand name, gallery title, Socials, and Support buttons.
NightActual Gallery header
The same branded Gallery header in its darker night appearance.

One owner’s setup, shown in both appearances. Select a screenshot to enlarge it.

Identity

Your name and logo

Keep your identity across albums with site-wide branding.

Presentation

Your cover and order

Choose an album cover and sort photos by processing time, filename, or capture time.

Downloads

Your download setting

Decide whether visitors can download the published JPEGs.

03 Share & connect

Share the album.
Or just that moment.

Someone wants one photo? Send them straight to it. Want to share the whole collection? Use the album link.

Gallery offers a QR code and a link to copy. Scan on another device, or paste the link into a message.

The QR code shares the address. Your Gallery must be reachable by the person opening it; sharing outside your network needs configured remote access.

See local and Hybrid access
Photo sharingActual screenshot
Gallery’s Scan or copy a link dialog, with a QR code for the selected photo and copy buttons for Gallery and Explore links.
This QR code opens the selected duck photo. An Explore link is also offered when that photo has a map match. Enlarge screenshot

Keep the connection

They found your photos.
Help them find you.

Add your social profiles, website, and other destinations. Choose the labels, order, and optional custom graphics for your links.

Socials helps visitors open your links. Posting photos to those platforms remains your choice.

A little support goes a long way

Give appreciation
somewhere to go.

Add the support links you already use. Visitors can open the provider’s page, copy the address, or show a QR code.

Use a public link from services such as Venmo, Ko-fi, Patreon, or Buy Me a Coffee, or add a custom destination.

Support is optional. Payments happen on the provider’s site; FRAME presents the links you configure.

Support linksActual screenshot
Gallery’s Support dialog with the owner’s public Venmo link and its copy and QR buttons.
One configured provider in this Gallery. You choose which links to offer. Enlarge screenshot

04 The other destination

Your photos.
On the live stage.

Present the same prepared photos in OBS. Choose the moment, show its camera details, and use the phone-friendly remote to keep the show moving.

Try selecting a photo, hiding the details, starting a slideshow, and scrolling a portrait in our interactive example.

Try the Photo Stage demo
Photo StageInteractive example
The same selected duck photo, ready to try in the Photo Stage example.One photo.
A shared moment.

Illustrative website demo · no OBS connection

Build your photo workflow

Start with the way you shoot.

Set up FRAME on your computer, then enable the tools for the workflow you want.

  1. Choose an input.

    Use Photo Upload for trusted browser uploads, or Camera FTP Upload with an FTP-capable camera and its network setup.

  2. Prepare and present.

    Enable Photo Pipeline and Photo Gallery. Add Photo Stage when you want to present in OBS.

  3. Make it yours, then share.

    Set your branding, albums, and optional links in Gallery Admin. Configure remote web access if viewers will connect from outside your network.

Read the FRAME setup guide Photo Gallery documentation

A few setup details

Photo Pipeline prepares supported image files as JPEGs; camera RAW files are not supported. Gallery’s download setting applies to published JPEGs, while any retained upload originals stay private.

Camera FTP needs its own network route. It does not use the Hybrid web tunnel. Persistent storage keeps files between container replacements; keep a separate backup too.

Gallery Admin is protected. Public gallery links and optional social or support links do not give visitors access to your management controls.

Gallery screenshots captured from Syronius’s FRAME on 27 September 2026, using a selected photo shared with permission. The screenshots show real public links and QR codes. The Photo Stage example is an illustrative demo.