Can I write my own project descriptions rather than generated ones?

Yes, and you should. Describe the change in plain language — "replace the second project with a rebrand for a coffee roaster, and say it lifted their online orders" — and it is rewritten. Each edit costs one credit, the same as generating the site did.

Should I invent testimonials to fill the section?

No. Ask for the section to be removed until you have a real one — it is a single instruction and one credit. An obviously invented quote from a first name and an initial does more damage to a freelance portfolio than an empty space would.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on a paid plan. Free sites publish on a webeasys.app address with a small badge. For a portfolio that is often the first upgrade worth making, since the domain is part of how you are judged.

How much does it cost to try?

Nothing. Signing up gives you five credits with no card, and one credit generates a complete site, so you can build the portfolio and still have credits left to swap the projects in.

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Creative

Freelancer Portfolio

A modern one-page portfolio with a project showcase, skills/services, testimonials, and a simple contact form for inquiries.

What's included

Project showcase
Skills & services
Testimonials
Inquiry contact form

Click below and this template opens ready to build — you can edit the description before generating, or use it exactly as is.

Free to start · No credit card needed

A portfolio has one job, and it is not to describe you. Someone lands on it with a project in mind and decides within seconds whether your work looks like the thing they need. This template gives you a complete single-page portfolio built in that order — the work first, the explanation second, and a way to get in touch that does not require hunting for an email address.

Work first, then everything else

Everything sits on one page. A short hero introducing who you are and what you make, then a project showcase grid — the section a visitor actually came for, and the one worth the most attention.

Below that, a skills and services section that says what you can be hired to do, a testimonials section, and a simple contact section for project enquiries. Sections can be added, reordered or removed afterwards by asking in plain language.

Freelancers, designers and creatives

Graphic designers, illustrators, writers, developers, video editors and anyone else whose work sells itself once someone sees it. The example is a graphic designer, but the shape suits any freelance discipline with a body of work to show.

It particularly suits someone whose portfolio currently lives on a social platform, where the work is mixed in with everything else and the algorithm decides what a potential client sees first.

How a client enquiry reaches you

The contact form works the moment you publish. Enquiries arrive in your Leads inbox inside WebEasys, filtered for bots, on every plan including free ones — so the site is genuinely usable before you pay for anything.

A WhatsApp button is free on every plan too, when you set a number. Whether you want one on a portfolio is a judgement call: it suits freelancers working locally more than those taking international contract work.

There is no client portal, file delivery or invoicing here. It is a page that shows your work and captures an enquiry, which is the part most freelancers are actually missing.

Free sites publish on a webeasys.app address with a small "Made with WebEasys" badge. Your own domain and badge removal are on the paid plans — and for a portfolio, your own domain is usually worth it sooner than for most businesses.

Replace the placeholder projects first

The projects, immediately. A portfolio showing invented work is worse than an empty page, and it is the only section that decides anything. Put in real project names, what you did and what happened as a result.

Then the images. The site launches with stock photography, and any image that fails to load is detected and replaced with a styled block rather than left broken — but on a portfolio the images *are* the product. Upload up to five real pieces in a single edit.

Then testimonials. Only real ones, quoted accurately and attributed to someone who agreed to it. Each change is an instruction in your own words, and each costs one credit, the same as generating the site did.

Common questions

Can I write my own project descriptions rather than generated ones?: Yes, and you should. Describe the change in plain language — "replace the second project with a rebrand for a coffee roaster, and say it lifted their online orders" — and it is rewritten. Each edit costs one credit, the same as generating the site did.
Should I invent testimonials to fill the section?: No. Ask for the section to be removed until you have a real one — it is a single instruction and one credit. An obviously invented quote from a first name and an initial does more damage to a freelance portfolio than an empty space would.
Can I use my own domain?: Yes, on a paid plan. Free sites publish on a webeasys.app address with a small badge. For a portfolio that is often the first upgrade worth making, since the domain is part of how you are judged.
How much does it cost to try?: Nothing. Signing up gives you five credits with no card, and one credit generates a complete site, so you can build the portfolio and still have credits left to swap the projects in.

Ready to build it? The template opens with the description filled in — edit it to match your business first, or generate as is and refine afterwards.