Portfolio Website Builder

Also referred to as an online portfolio, it presents a person's work, skills, and accomplishments. Having your own site is very popular among professionals in creative fields, such as photography, art, and design, to showcase their work online and gain recognition in their industry.

A website is a perfect platform to showcase your creativity to potential clients and employers around the world. You can give your audience a glimpse of what you can create and what services you offer.

It’s also a great way to establish your personal brand identity, giving you an edge over the competition. Besides showcasing your best projects and sharing your contact details, you can tell a bit about yourself to help win clients over.

There are two ways to create your portfolio website with Hostinger Website Builder.

First, simply describe your idea and use the AI portfolio generator to create the website. Alternatively, choose from 150 designer-made website templates. Whichever way you choose, customise your portfolio website with a drag-and-drop site editor to make it truly yours. Play with colours, choose fonts, and move elements for a smoother user experience and better navigation.

For example, sort your work by category, like modern art paintings or graphic design, or by project type, such as photography series or illustration commissions.

In addition, check your website settings. Make sure your website is SEO-friendly so clients and customers can easily find you on search engines like Google. Luckily, our AI tools can help with many SEO-related tasks, including writing alt texts for your images and a meta description.

Once everything is looking good, it's time to publish your website. Share it with friends, family, and colleagues to get feedback and start driving traffic to your new portfolio site.

Yes. We recommend getting a domain name for your online portfolio. Owning a domain name boosts your brand by increasing its visibility, helping you reach target customers.

If you go with our Website Builder & Web Hosting plan, you’ll get a free domain name for your first year. Use the domain name checker to find and purchase the best name for your needs.

No, you don’t need to have coding and technical expertise to build an online portfolio. With drag-and-drop site editors like Hostinger Website Builder, you simply need some creativity to create stunning websites.

There are a few essential pages to add to your portfolio site.

First, a homepage that summarises your whole website and helps visitors navigate it through buttons or links to other pages. An intuitive and user-friendly homepage is crucial in making a great first impression and keeping visitors engaged with your content.

Second, a page to showcase your work examples – whether they’re client-based or individual projects. For client-based projects, you can add a client list along with the details. These details include the timeline, amount of work done, and project fee.

Third, a contact page. Ideally, this page should include your phone number, email address, or other preferred way for potential employers or clients to contact you. This page can also list your social media accounts.

Fourth, a page listing services you offer along with pricing options. Having this page makes it easy for visitors to determine whether they can afford your services.

Additionally, consider adding a blog section to strengthen your personal brand and a testimonials page to display positive comments about your services. Doing so will convince visitors that you run a reliable business.

Yes, our AI-powered website builder ensures your site will be fully optimised for mobile devices. This means that your portfolio will automatically adapt to mobile devices, providing a seamless and engaging experience for your visitors.

Our AI technology adjusts the layout, fonts, images, and other website elements to ensure optimal readability and navigation on smaller screens.

Yes, our Customer Success team is available round-the-clock via live chat to help you with any issues you might have.

Alternatively, access our Tutorials or Knowledge Base for self-learning.