Halden is a calm, editorial portfolio template built around full-width imagery and long photographic series. Generous serif typography, a muted paper palette and full-page vertical galleries give each project the pace of a printed photo book. It suits photographers and visual artists who want their work seen large, without distraction.
Halden is a bold, magazine-inspired portfolio that puts photographs at full width and lets every story unfold frame by frame. High-contrast serif type, deep ink tones and a vermilion accent give it the feel of a fashion title’s feature pages, while full-screen vertical galleries let readers move through each story as a sequence. The menu scrolls with the page, so nothing sits between the viewer and the work.
Verso presents an editorial photography portfolio as a fashion magazine, complete with a cover, a contents page and features you turn through like spreads. Galleries scroll sideways without end, and the page takes on the colours of each photograph as it passes. It suits photographers whose work was made for print and deserves to be read as a story.
Vellum is a quiet, editorial portfolio built for photographers who work in long-form series and want images and words to carry the story together. Warm paper tones, an expressive serif display and gallery pages with two columns of images interleaved with floating field notes give it the feel of a printed monograph. A pinned top menu keeps navigation within reach on every page.
Mica is an editorial portfolio for fashion photographers who think in sequences, not single shots. Its pages borrow from the darkroom: contact-sheet frame numbers, grease-pencil “selects” and generous serif headlines. The result feels quiet, considered and made for work that deserves to be read slowly.
Albers is a bold, professional template that puts every image front and centre with a dynamic full-width view. Each project unfolds as a full-page vertical gallery woven into an editorial layout of chapters, quotes and colour fields, so your work reads like a magazine feature. The menu scrolls naturally with the page, and a discreet menu button stays within reach so visitors can move around your portfolio at any time.
An editorial, cinematic template for directors who tell stories with both images and words. Project pages pair big film stills with floating text that stays beside the pictures as you scroll, while a pinned top menu keeps every project one click away. Bold condensed headlines, letterboxed frames and timecodes give it the feel of a well-made film magazine.
Recto gives your photography the feel of a printed magazine, with a cover, a table of contents, page numbers and stories laid out as spreads. As visitors move through each horizontal gallery, the background shifts to a tone drawn from the photograph on screen. Every image sits in its own colour, the way an art director would frame it.
A modern, hip portfolio for photographers who think big and don’t mind a bold crop. A one-of-a-kind full-screen menu and a wandering, staggered layout of mixed image sizes give every series an energetic, magazine-like rhythm. Dark, confident and made for large images that fill the screen.
Broadsheet is a classic, image-first portfolio template styled like a traditional newspaper, with a bold masthead, ruled lines and timeless serif typography. It suits photographers who work for magazines, newspapers and brands and want every project laid out clearly on the homepage. The overall feel is confident, literate and built around the pictures.
Varkas is a bold, minimal portfolio template built for photographers whose images deserve the whole stage. Oversized condensed headlines and refined italic serif accents frame a two-column masonry grid that lets fine art series and editorial commissions sit side by side. The overall feel is quiet, gallery-like and confident, with a simple top navigation that never competes with the work.
Darkroom is a refined editorial photography template that puts your images first, with built-in customization tools to shape the site around your work. Choose a gallery style and navigation layout, switch between dark and light modes, and fine-tune how galleries look on phones. Quiet typography, camera-style details and plenty of space create a calm, gallery-like experience on every screen.