FolioSpace

Design the portfolio, not the template.

Try the interactive Gallery Designer

Change arrangement, light treatment, motion, menu interactions, mobile behavior, captions, and image preview. Use the preview rail to switch collections or zoom the canvas, drag photographs into a new order, and open one with the center magnifier. Everything stays in this browser and never alters the live portfolio.

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Ashiftingindexoflight,place,texture,andpresence.

Built by photographers for photographers: one connected space for image collections, custom pages, a blog, a managed Lightroom Publish Service, client delivery, and publishing under your own name.

Portfolio Designer

Direct every body of work.

Shape site-wide typography and navigation, then give each collection its own layout, rhythm, captions, light, motion, mobile treatment, image preview, and download rules.

Images & collections

Organize photographs around the work.

Upload directly or organize incoming photographs into visible collections without turning the portfolio into a rigid template.

Pages & blog

Build beyond the gallery.

Create custom pages and publish journal entries in a visual blog that shares the same typography, navigation, and identity as the portfolio.

Lightroom Publish Service

Move from edit to portfolio.

Install the Lightroom Classic plug-in once. Its managed Publish Service tracks new, modified, and removed photographs while one-off Export remains available whenever you need it.

Clients & albums

Deliver without another platform.

Organize work by client, share private albums, allow downloads, and collect favorites and comments through secure, account-free links.

Domain & email

Keep the experience yours.

Connect a vanity domain with guided setup. Built-in email sends client invitations from the same studio where the portfolio and albums live.

From Lightroom to a complete published site.

  1. Connect the studio

    Create your Folio Space, install its Lightroom Publish Service, and connect the domain you want clients to remember.

  2. Bring in the work

    Let Lightroom track new, modified, and removed photographs, or upload directly, then organize the images into collections and albums.

  3. Shape the experience

    Work on the actual portfolio canvas, tune every collection for desktop and mobile, create custom pages, and write the blog.

  4. Publish and deliver

    Open the portfolio, pages, and blog on your domain; create private client albums, email secure links, and receive feedback in one place.

A photographer-owned workflow

Keep the work connected.

One place for image collections, custom pages, a blog, Lightroom publishing, client delivery, feedback, email, and the domain that carries your name.

Create a portfolio