Zonerama is a web service for uploading, organizing, and sharing photos and videos in albums. Albums may be public, available only through a direct link, or password-protected, and users can share them through links or social networks. Photo storage is unlimited, with each image limited to 20,000 pixels per dimension and 200 MB. JPEG in sRGB is the supported photo format; RAW uploads are converted to JPEG by Zoner Studio. Free accounts accept videos up to five minutes, resampled to 4K with an optimized bitrate. Premium adds unlimited-length videos, link management, configurable HTML galleries for websites, and ad removal. The free plan is free. Premium has no listed price and is available with an active Zoner Studio license, License Maintenance period, or trial. Galleries work in phone browsers, and Zoner Studio can upload directly. Zonerama says it is not designed for photo backup.
Who it is for
It suits people who want browser-based photo and video galleries with link, social, or password sharing. Users seeking backup storage should note the service’s stated limitation.
What is good
- Unlimited JPEG photo storage
- Albums can be password-protected
- Free videos can reach five minutes
- Premium adds unlimited-length videos
- Phone browsers support viewing and uploads
What to know first
- Free videos are limited to five minutes
- RAW uploads convert to JPEG
- No desktop app is listed
- Not designed as a photo backup service
Verdict
Zonerama provides web galleries for organizing and sharing photos and videos, with privacy controls and phone-browser access. The free plan covers unlimited JPEG photos and short videos, while Premium expands video length and gallery tools.
Zonerama plans and pricing
All plansCompared on photo storage services
- Free plan
- Yes
- Original-quality storage
- Yes
- Shared albums
- Yes
- Desktop app
- No
- Video backup
- Yes
