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Introducing Expanded Print Options for Automated Lab Fulfillment

You already know that NextGEN Gallery is the only WordPress plugin that allows you to sell and ship prints direct to your customers with zero commissions off the top. We've…

Announcing the 2019-2020 Imagely Fund Winners

The two Imagely Fund winners for the 2019-2020 grant cycle Peter Chadwick and Mary Calvert. It represents the 7th offering of the Fellowship, the first year for two grants, and $40,000 towards amazing environmental and humanitarian projects so far!

Announcing Automated Print Fulfillment for WordPress

Automated Print Fulfillment is here! NextGEN Pro’s ecommerce system has always supported the sale of manual prints and digital downloads. Now, print orders can be fulfilled and shipped by Automated Print Fulfillment to customers through White House Custom Colour, one of the leading print labs in the United States. Photographers can now do everything they need on WordPress.

Comparing WordPress Gallery Plugins: Hands-On Speed Test

WordPress gallery plugins compared in an apples-to-apples approach with controls in place. Our goal is to provide a fully transparent, rigorous test of top gallery plugins.

Announcing NextGEN Pro Beta with Automated Print Fulfillment!

We're thrilled to announce a beta of our new print lab solution for NextGEN Pro! We're just a couple weeks away from an official release. We'd love to get additional testing and feedback. So if you're a NextGEN Pro user, and you've been waiting for automated print fulfillment, now is your chance!

2019 Imagely Fund Open for Submissions

Heads up, we've raised the fund to two individual $5,000 grants. Hey, environmental and humanitarian photographers, looking for a great grant opportunity? The 2019 Imagely Fund is officially open! Apply…

A Plea to Defer the Release of Gutenberg

As most in the WordPress world hopefully know, the arrival of Gutenberg is fast approaching. Gutenberg is the code word for the new editing interface that users will see every…

Announcing the 2017 Imagely Fund Winner Giles Clarke

AAL OKAB SCHOOL , SAADA CITY, YEMEN 2017 (c) Giles Clarke A student at the Aal Okab school stands in the ruins of one of his former classrooms, which was destroyed during the conflict in June 2015. Students now attend lesson in UNICEF tents nearby.