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A portfolio that makes the next yes easier.

Show the work you want more of, explain how you help, and give the right clients a clear way to reach you—without learning a design tool.

Free to build & publish · No card needed

A real published FyneSite example. The business and content shown are demonstrations, not customer endorsements. See more freelance portfolio examples.

A complete starting point

What your freelance portfolio should make easy.

Turn scattered work samples into one coherent story about what you do and who should hire you.

Selected work

Create a focused portfolio with project imagery, roles, and outcomes.

Service pages

Explain your core services, deliverables, and ideal project fit.

Case studies

Give stronger projects room for context, process, and results.

Inquiry form

Collect the information you need before the first call.

About page

Share the experience and working style behind your practice.

Availability

Say when you are booking new projects, so clients can plan around your calendar.

Before they get in touch

What a client checks before emailing a freelancer.

Clients hire freelancers on evidence and fit. The site should show the work and how you run a project before the first message.

  • Work like theirs

    Projects close to what the client needs, with your role on each one stated plainly.

  • What you actually do

    Services named the way a client would search for them, with what each one delivers.

  • How a project runs

    The usual steps and timing, and what you need from the client to start.

  • Whether you are available

    A clear way to inquire and, if you like, when you are booking new work.

From description to published site

A focused workflow, not another design tool.

Start with the business information you already know. Keep control of what changes and when the site goes live.

01

Describe the business

Say what you do, the clients you want, three projects worth showing and your rates or how you quote.

02

Review the draft

Inspect the real page structure and ask for specific revisions.

03

Publish when ready

Use a FyneSite address for free or connect your own domain on a paid plan.

Common questions

Before you build.

How many projects should a freelance portfolio show?

Fewer, stronger projects are easier to judge than a long grid. Lead with the work you want more of and give two or three projects room for the brief, your role and the outcome.

Can I show client work under NDA?

Show only what you have permission to share. You can describe a project without naming the client, or show process work instead of the final piece.

Can I add case studies later?

Yes. Ask the editor for a case study page, describe the brief, your role and the result, and add your images.

Can I start free and change the site later?

Yes. You can build and publish one website on a FyneSite address without a credit card, and change the copy, sections, images or pages by describing what you want. Paid plans add options such as a custom domain with automatic SSL and removing FyneSite branding.

Put your strongest work in one place.

Describe your practice and the projects you want to attract. FyneSite turns it into a draft you can refine.

Free to build & publish · No card needed

Drafting your site

From what you wrote:

Reading what you wrote