Today, Nikon shuts down Nikon Image Space
Event photos delivered to client using Nikon Image Space
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If you were to log in to Nikon Image Space today (www.NikonImageSpace.com), this is the message you will see:
[Important: Notice Regarding the Termination of NIKON IMAGE SPACE Service Following the Expansion of Nikon Imaging Cloud Features]
Thank you for using NIKON IMAGE SPACE.
Starting October 14, 2026, the image storage * and image sharing features on NIKON IMAGE SPACE have been added to Nikon Imaging Cloud.
The NIKON IMAGE SPACE service was terminated on October 15, 2026.
* Up to 5 GB image storage capacity.
Images saved on NIKON IMAGE SPACE will not be automatically transferred to Nikon Imaging Cloud. Download any images you wish to keep by April 15, 2027.
Clicking the "Create download files" button below will create files for bulk downloading your images.
Nikon launched Nikon Image Space on January 28, 2013, deep in the DSLR era. I used Nikon Image Space for many years to deliver photos to my clients. It was free, easy and dependable. However, there was one thing I didn’t like about it. Sometimes a client would share the gallery with others and there was no way to limit who could download the full gallery all at once. Knowing that anyone could take all the photos in bulk was always an unsettling feeling. I could turn off the ability to download files but that also applied to the client. It was either allow all photos to be downloaded or none.
Other than that, it was a great resource for client file delivery.
I now use PixeSet.com for client photo delivery and welcome much more control over who can download from the gallery although it is not a free service.
Let me know in the comments below (no login required) if you used Nikon Image Space and if so, your thoughts on the service.
RIP Nikon Image Space. It was nice using you all of these years for client photo delivery.