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Moving gallery to archive

From now on, instead of deleting the gallery, you can transfer it to the archive and thus preserve all the gallery information.

If the source of the gallery's images is Google Drive, the photos will not be deleted. If the photos were uploaded via Jumbo Mail, the photos will be deleted, and storage space will be freed up in your account.

A gallery that was associated with one of the Perspective services will be removed, and you will be asked to upload photos manually.

The galleries will not be available for customers to view.

 

There are two ways to transfer the gallery to the archive:

 
Transfer to Archive from the Gallery:

1. Enter the gallery, and click on Settings.

Screenshot: Transfer to Archive from the Gallery:

 

2. Click on "Move to archive"

Screenshot: Transfer to Archive from the Gallery: (2)

 

3. Click "Move to archive"

Screenshot: Transfer to Archive from the Gallery: (3)

 
Transfer to Archive from the Control Center:

1. Click on "Galleries" in the project menu.

Screenshot: Transfer to Archive from the Control Center:

 

2. Click on the actions menu of the project card, then click "Move to archive"

Screenshot: Transfer to Archive from the Control Center: (2)

 

3. Click "Move to archive"

Screenshot: Transfer to Archive from the Control Center: (3)

 

Managing Archive and Removal from Archive:

Did you transfer a project to the archive? You can remove a project from the archive and return it to full activity as long as the gallery images were created via Google Drive.

 

1. To access the archive, first click on "Galleries."

2. Click on "Archive" next to the page title.

Screenshot: Managing Archive and Removal from Archive:

 

3. Click "Unarchive," and the project will return to the galleries. If the project was related to Perspective services, it would also return to active status under the service.

Screenshot: Managing Archive and Removal from Archive: (2)

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