Explore, don’t scroll
Photos become places in a living spatial cloud. Pull close to a moment, then drift back to see the whole story.
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Preparing your moments3D photo & video galleries
Shape your moments into a living 3D gallery and share the whole story with one link.
Photos become places in a living spatial cloud. Pull close to a moment, then drift back to see the whole story.
Trips, celebrations, and ordinary afternoons organize into chapters—so every memory has context.
Hand and camera controls make it easy to pass the story around, whether you’re on a couch or a big screen.
For the big screen
For a birthday, anniversary, reunion, or holiday dinner, open the gallery on a laptop, connect it to a TV or projector, and let Tour Mode guide the room through the story. Keep a mouse or keyboard nearby to pause, skip, or explore a favorite photo together.
One gallery, many reasons to return
Gallmo gives a curated collection more presence than a folder or feed, whether it belongs to a family, an event, or a creative project.
Bring years of everyday moments into one browsable place that relatives can revisit together.
Present a wedding, birthday, reunion, or anniversary as a guided story on a laptop, TV, or projector.
Keep places, people, and sequences connected instead of scattering the experience across messages.
Give a selected body of photo and video work a distinctive presentation through one memorable link.
Simple, family-first pricing
Choose the term and capacity that fit the story. Every active option is shown here, with no viewer fees or guest accounts.
Checking the current plan catalog…One private home for every chapter.
Questions, answered
The practical details about publishing, viewing, privacy, controls, and plans.
Gallmo is a browser-based 3D photo and video gallery. Instead of presenting a collection as a flat grid, it arranges moments in a spatial scene that people can explore or watch in a guided tour.
When the gallery is ready, publish it from Gallmo Studio. Gallmo creates one unlisted gallery link that you can send directly to guests. If you add password protection, share the password separately. Guests do not need an account or a separate app.
Yes. In Gallery actions, set a password of at least eight characters before or after publishing. A protected gallery asks each viewer for that password and remembers successful access in that browser for seven days. Changing or removing the password takes effect immediately; changing it also invalidates earlier browser access.
Published galleries run in a modern browser with WebGL. Viewers can use a mouse, keyboard, or touch controls. For a shared-room experience, open the gallery on a laptop and connect it to a TV or projector.
No. Camera-based hand gestures and head-tracked depth are optional. Standard mouse, keyboard, and touch controls remain available without camera access.
Yes. Gallmo can place photos and video poster frames together in the 3D scene, then open video in the media view for playback.
Yes. Choose the gallery arrangement, visual theme, card treatment, centerpiece, guided tour behavior, title visibility, and optional ambient music before publishing.
Yes. Gallmo's Game Hub turns gallery photos into five simple shared activities: Photo Simon, This or That, Guess the Moment, Photo Bingo, and Popping Photos. Kids and grown-ups can point or click and take turns together. Game Hub is part of the gallery viewer rather than a separate child account; an adult should open the gallery and supervise its sharing settings.
A published gallery is unlisted and uses a hard-to-guess link. You can also require a gallery password, so the link alone is not enough to open it. A recipient can still forward the link and password, so share both carefully. Unpublishing stops all access immediately.
Each gallery has its own plan, term, and media capacity. The active options and complete prices appear above. Guests do not pay and do not need accounts.
The marketing and Studio interfaces use semantic headings and controls, visible keyboard focus, skip navigation, strong text contrast, and reduced-motion support. Gallery viewing does not require a camera, and standard keyboard, mouse, and touch controls remain available.
No. Gallmo is designed for presentation and sharing. Keep your original photo and video files in a separate, dependable backup as well.