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JobFolio

Portfolio website · free to publish

Pick a design. Then make it yours.

Ten portfolio designs, each shown exactly as it publishes. Open any of them full size, choose the one that reads like you, and the builder fills it from the resume you already have.

jobfolio.in/u/yourname

Ten designs, one set of content

Every card is the real page, drawn with a sample profile. Hover to see further down; open the preview to see all of it.

Aurora portfolio design, filled with a sample profile Open full preview ↗

Aurora

Warm · Creative · One page

A single warm page: cut-out photo, soft teal, meters for the software you actually use. Made for a first portfolio.

Asks for: Contact, Education, Languages, Software, Skills

Sunbeam portfolio design, filled with a sample profile Open full preview ↗

Sunbeam

Bold · Agency · Sidebar

Sidebar navigation, black-on-yellow blocks and a row of numbers up top. Loud in the way an agency deck is loud.

Asks for: Highlights, Services, Experience, Education, Projects, Testimonials, Contact

Blush portfolio design, filled with a sample profile Pro Open full preview ↗

Blush

Soft · Editorial · Case studies

Rose and plum, soft shapes, case studies rather than a project list. For work that is sold on how it feels.

Asks for: Projects, Highlights, Services, Testimonials, Contact

Crisp portfolio design, filled with a sample profile Open full preview ↗

Crisp

Clean · Familiar · Product

A conventional one-page site — top navigation, a grid of what you do, a grid of what you made. Nothing to explain.

Asks for: Projects, Services, Experience, Skills, Contact

Graphite portfolio design, filled with a sample profile Pro Open full preview ↗

Graphite

Dark · Senior · Timeline

Charcoal cards on charcoal, one signal-green accent, a career told as a column. Reads as senior.

Asks for: Experience, Highlights, Skills, Clients, Education, Contact

Midnight portfolio design, filled with a sample profile Open full preview ↗

Midnight

Dark · Gold · Tabbed work

Navy and gold, skills as a chip wall, projects behind category tabs. Quiet, and it holds up on a phone at night.

Asks for: Skills, Projects, Contact

Editorial portfolio design, filled with a sample profile Pro Open full preview ↗

Editorial

Editorial · Typographic · Print

Cream paper, a name set enormous, work in a four-up grid. The type does the work, so the work has to be there.

Asks for: Projects, Skills, Services, Testimonials, Contact

Atelier portfolio design, filled with a sample profile Pro Open full preview ↗

Atelier

Gallery · Image-led · Offset grid

Work first, at a size where the picture is the argument. An offset two-up grid of covers, warm paper, one rust accent.

Asks for: Projects, Services, Testimonials, Clients, Contact

Beacon portfolio design, filled with a sample profile Open full preview ↗

Beacon

Dark · Split screen · Fixed rail

A fixed panel holds you — photo, name, the ways to reach you — while the work scrolls past it. Ink blue, cards, one signal blue.

Asks for: Experience, Projects, Skills, Education, Contact

Prism portfolio design, filled with a sample profile Open full preview ↗

Prism

Bold · Light · Overlay captions

Violet on white, numbers that count themselves up, and covers with the caption laid over the picture. Loud without going dark.

Asks for: Projects, Highlights, Services, Clients, Contact

Three steps, about ten minutes

  1. 1

    Choose a design

    Open a few full size. They all read the same content, so nothing you decide here is final.

  2. 2

    Point it at a resume

    One you made here, or a PDF you upload. The builder copies across everything it can and marks what it took.

  3. 3

    Fill the gaps and publish

    A line about you, a few project pictures, the people who would vouch for you. Then a username, and it is live.

What ends up on the page

Whatever you give it, and nothing it does not have. A section with no content never appears, and every one of them is a switch.

What it costs

Publishing is free on every plan, including the free one. A small Made with JobFolio badge sits in the footer of your page — that is what pays for it. Pro removes the badge, opens the designs marked Pro, and lets you set a custom accent colour.

See what Pro includes →

Portfolio websites — questions people ask

Is publishing a portfolio free?

Yes, on every plan including the free one. A small "Made with JobFolio" badge sits in the footer of your page — that is what pays for it. Pro removes the badge, unlocks the Pro designs and lets you set your own accent colour.

Do I need an account to look at the designs?

No. Every design on this page opens full size, filled with a sample profile, so you can see exactly what your page would look like. You are asked to sign up only when you pick one — and the design you picked is waiting for you on the other side.

Do I have to write anything new?

Mostly no. The builder reads a resume you have already made here — or a PDF or Word file you upload — and fills in everything it can. What is left is the handful of things a resume never holds: a line about yourself, project pictures, the people who would vouch for you.

What is the link people will see?

A clean one: our address followed by /u/ and the username you pick. It fits in a WhatsApp message, an email signature or the "website" field on a job application, and there is a QR code if you want it on a visiting card.

Can I change the design later?

Any time, and nothing is lost. Every design reads the same content, so switching is one click — the page simply takes the new shape.

Can I hide my phone number or email?

Yes. Every section is a switch, contact details included. Turn off what you do not want on a public page and it is simply not rendered.

Will it show up on Google?

It can. The page is plain HTML with your name and role in it, so it is readable by search engines, and it carries the right tags for a proper preview card when the link is shared on WhatsApp or LinkedIn.

Can I take it down?

Any time — unpublish and the link stops working immediately. Nothing is deleted; your content stays as it was, so you can publish it again later.

The rest of JobFolio

One account, one resume, and everything else reads from it.