Your portfolio is one simple page with your best photos, a few lines about you and a form to get in touch. It opens fast on a phone, so it's perfect for the link in your Instagram bio, your email signature or a QR code at a wedding fair.

It is not your website: your full website, with its pages and menu, is made in the Site Builder (see Create your website). The portfolio is the quick page you share when one link has to say everything.

Create your portfolio

Go to Apps in the left bar and open Portfolio.
Press New portfolio.
Type a Portfolio name, for example “Weddings 2026”. Only you see it, and you can change it whenever you like.
Press Create. The editor opens.

Your plan includes one portfolio page. Once it exists, you'll find it in the same place and you can edit it as often as you want.

Find your way in the editor

On the left you have the settings, in sections you open with a click. On the right you see the page change as you work. Use Desktop and Mobile above the preview to see it on a computer or on a phone.

General — the name, the address of the page (URL Slug) and the Template, which is the layout of your photos.
Theme — colours and fonts. Start from a ready-made look in Presets, like Wedding, Editorial or Fine Art, then adjust it.
Logo — upload your logo and choose its width.
Intro — a title and a short description of you and your work.
Images — your photos.
Links — buttons to your website, your Instagram or anything else.
Form — the contact form visitors fill in.
Page layout — drag the sections to change their order on the page.

Add your photos and pick a layout

Open Images and press Upload images, or drag photos from your computer onto it.
Drag the photos in the list to change their order. Your best ones go first.
Open General and choose a Template: Classic, Grid, Masonry, Horizontal, Gallery (Advanced), Parallax (Zoom) or Vertical Scroll (Parallax). The preview changes right away, so try a few.
Some templates have extra options, like the number of columns, under Template settings.

Tip: use Edit alt text on each photo to describe it in a few words. It helps people who use screen readers, and search engines too.

Add the contact form

Open Form.
In Select form, pick one of your forms.
Choose whether to show its title and description, and write the text of the button (Submit button text).

Requests sent from the portfolio arrive like any other form request. To create or change a form, see Forms.

Put it online

At the top of the editor, next to the name, you see whether the page is a Draft or Published, and its Public address.

Check the page with Preview: it opens the page the way your visitors will see it.
Press Publish. The label turns to Published, and the button becomes Open, to open the live page.
Copy the Public address and paste it in your Instagram bio, your email signature or wherever you want.

To take the page offline, click the Published label and choose Draft, or use Unpublish in the ··· menu.

Good to know

Publishing is part of the paid plans. On the free plan you can build the whole page and see it with Preview; to put it online you need a paid plan.
The address comes from your Public URL. If you see “Set your public address in settings”, open your account menu (your picture at the bottom of the left bar), go to Account › Brand and choose your Public URL. The portfolio's address is made of that name, the word “portfolio” and the page's URL Slug.
Keep it short. Fifteen to thirty strong photos work better than a hundred. Most visitors decide in a few seconds.
Always add the form. It turns a nice page into new enquiries.