BeforeAfterA record, not an advert
Professional templates
Restrained, clinical framing with quiet labels. The register you want when the result has to look like a record rather than an advert.
Clinics, dental and medical practices, photographers, consultants, surveyors. The register here is deliberately quiet: white or near-black grounds, thin rules, small labels, and a branding strip under most of them for a practice name. These are the templates for results that have to look documented rather than sold.
Consistency is the whole claim. A professional pair is trusted because the second photograph was taken the way the first one was: same distance, same lens, same light, same background, nothing moved and nothing flattering added between them. Date stamps are on by default in most of this category for exactly that reason. If your practice photographs results as a matter of routine, fix the setup once, mark the floor, and reuse it, because a series shot the same way every time is worth more than any single dramatic pair.
Which one fits which job5 of the 5
Start from the job, not the picker
- Pro Brand
1:1 square · Inter Bold · 2 pt rule · branding bandFree
The free one. Dark ground, violet rule, branding strip under the pair for a name and a logo.
- Clinical
1:1 square · Inter Bold · 2 pt rule · branding band · datedPro
White ground, blue rule, the deepest branding strip on the site, date stamp on. Built for a clinical record.
- Dental
1:1 square · Inter Bold · 2 pt rule · branding band · datedPro
The same discipline in green, square, dated. Sized for a chairside result rather than a room.
- Photographer
4:5 portrait · Space Mono Bold · 1 pt rule · branding bandPro
Portrait, monospace labels reading Raw and Edited in grey, violet hairline. A retoucher showing a file.
- Real Estate
4:5 portrait · Inter Bold · 3 pt rule · branding band · datedPro
Navy and gold, portrait, dated, with a branding strip for an agency name.
Every one of them, live2 label typefaces
The professional templates, in the app's own packs
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BeforeAfter
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How to shoot a pair that suits these frames
In orderWritten for professional work
- 01Fix the setup before the first photograph, not before the second. Mark where the camera stands and where the subject sits.
- 02Take the before as part of the routine, every time, whether or not you expect the result to be worth posting. Most of the ones worth posting are not obvious in advance.
- 03Use Ghost Camera for the after so the framing repeats rather than approximates.
- 04Add the practice name and logo. The branding strip in this category is a reserved band under the pair, so the name sits beside the result instead of over it.
- 05Leave the date stamp on where the template ships with it on. A dated pair answers the first question anybody asks about a result.
Honest limitsWorth knowing before you commit
What these templates will not do
Quiet framing does not make a claim true, and this site is not the place for advice about what you may publish. Consent, patient privacy and the advertising rules that apply to your profession are yours to check, and they differ by country and by registration. On the app's side: the branding strip is a reserved band, so a wide logo gets scaled to fit rather than cropped, and the date stamp shows the date the export was made rather than the date a photograph was taken.
The restraint in this category is the feature. Nothing here has a gradient doing the persuading, which means a pair that convinces in a professional frame convinces on the evidence.
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Two photographs is the whole input
Shoot the before, shoot the after from the same spot, and the app does the reveal. Three exports a day are free.
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