Present your creative work the way clients and agencies expect to see it. The Portfoliobox free plan gives you a genuine design portfolio — not a countdown trial. Upload your best projects, arrange them in layouts built for designers, and send the link to art directors, studios, or potential clients.
Everything you need to get your creative work online and in front of decision-makers. Not a watered-down preview. A real portfolio with real tools.
Room for a project showcase, about page, contact, services overview, and a journal. The core pages every designer needs to establish credibility and attract inquiries.
Showcase your strongest case studies across branding, UI, print, and illustration. Thirty images is enough to demonstrate range and leave a lasting impression.
Your site lives at yourname.portfoliobox.com. A professional link you can include in job applications, Dribbble profiles, or emails to creative directors.
The exact same visual editor available on paid plans. Position elements, reorder projects, and build pages without touching a single line of code.
Hiring managers and clients check portfolios on the go — between meetings, on the commute. Your design portfolio adapts to every screen size automatically.
Your site displays the padlock icon in the browser by default. Visitors see a secure, trustworthy portfolio from the start.
Grid views, masonry arrangements, and lightbox displays tailored for visual work. Present a branding project differently than a UI case study.
Meta titles, descriptions, and clean URLs so potential clients can discover your work. Appear when someone searches for a designer in your specialty or city.
Real people who answer real questions. Support is available on the free plan too.
These design portfolios were created on the free plan. Same editor, same templates, same level of quality. A free portfolio can still look world-class.
Launch with the free plan. Move to a paid plan when your design career demands more. No pressure, no expiration date.
The free plan is not a stripped-down afterthought. It is the launchpad thousands of designers use to get their work seen by the right people.
You need a portfolio for degree shows, internship applications, or agency submissions. The free plan gives you a proper website you can keep refining — not a class exercise that vanishes after the semester.
You are taking on your first freelance briefs, building a visual identity, and reaching out to studios. A sharp design portfolio is the first thing creative directors evaluate. Start here, upgrade when the projects roll in.
You design for the love of it — lettering, icon sets, personal branding experiments. You want a dedicated space to collect and share your creative output. The free plan handles that perfectly.
Between contracts, investing in tools and typefaces instead of hosting, or just starting out. The free plan gives you a credible design portfolio right now. Upgrade when the workload justifies it.