Aug 10 2026 | By: PhotoBiz Knowledge Base
Overview
You can add Google Analytics to PhotoBiz Client Galleries to collect general traffic and visitor data for your gallery events. Google Analytics can help you understand overall traffic patterns, but it does not identify individual gallery visitors or track PhotoBiz Client Galleries Activity.
If you want to see who has accessed a Client Gallery event, Email Collection is the better tool. PhotoBiz Client Galleries Activity separately tracks actions such as favorites, comments, and downloads.
This guide explains how to add your Google Analytics tracking code to PhotoBiz Client Galleries.
Please Note: PhotoBiz is not affiliated with Google. Our Support Team can show you where to add your Google Analytics tracking code in your PhotoBiz account. For questions about Google Analytics reports, settings, or functionality, visit Google Analytics Help.
Before you begin, you will need:
If you need help creating or locating your Google Analytics tracking code, refer to Google's current Google Analytics documentation.
Log in to your PhotoBiz account and click CLIENT GALLERIES in the left-side menu.
This opens the Client Galleries Dashboard, where you can manage your gallery events and Client Galleries settings.
Click DESIGN at the top of the Client Galleries Dashboard.
This opens the design settings for your Client Galleries.
Click CSS/JS in your Client Galleries Design settings.
This section allows you to add custom code and tracking code to your Client Galleries.
Paste your Google Analytics tracking code into the CSS section, then click SAVE CHANGES.
Your tracking code is now added to your Client Galleries. Google Analytics can begin collecting supported traffic data when visitors access your gallery events. Keep in mind that new data may not appear immediately in your Google Analytics reports.
Google Analytics, Email Collection, and Client Galleries Activity provide different types of information.
You do not need Google Analytics to use Email Collection or Client Galleries Activity.
If your goal is to see who has accessed an event, see How to Enable Email Collection for Existing Client Gallery Events.
To learn more about reviewing activity within a gallery, see How Can I View Client Galleries Activity?.