PortfolioBuild
PortfolioBuild · About the product

About PortfolioBuild

PortfolioBuild is a website builder for people who want to present their work online. It combines templates for different disciplines, CV import and an editor for portfolio content and appearance.

By PortfolioBuild · Updated · Editorial standards

What is PortfolioBuild?

PortfolioBuild helps students, developers, designers, freelancers, photographers and video editors build portfolio websites. Start with a template, add your projects and background, then preview the result before publishing. You do not need to write HTML or CSS.

A portfolio draft is free. Publishing is a paid feature. Entry supports one published portfolio and Pro supports up to five; both support a custom domain. See current plans and pricing for the available subscriptions.

Who builds it?

PortfolioBuild was created by Ayoub Boukyoud, the founder. The product focuses on presenting individual work: the projects, experience and context a visitor needs to understand what you do.

See what the product makes

The template gallery shows available layouts. The examples page contains six demonstration portfolios built with the product. Those accounts use illustrative personas and are not customer testimonials or evidence of hiring outcomes.

Help with the writing as well as the layout

Our portfolio guides cover importing a CV, choosing projects and describing your contribution. They distinguish product behavior from editorial suggestions and label illustrative examples. Read the editorial policy for how to interpret this material.

Contact PortfolioBuild

Email support.portfoliobuild@gmail.com for product questions, feedback or corrections. For subscription and data questions, consult the terms, privacy notice and refund policy.

Build a portfolio around your work

Choose a template, import your CV if you have one, and edit your projects. Free includes one private draft. Entry is $2/month for one published portfolio; Pro is $5/month for up to five. Both paid plans support your own domain; domain registration is separate.