Website builder for photographers
Lay out galleries the way you shoot: full bleed, tight grids, or one frame to a screen. Publish your portfolio on your own domain, and send buyers to your print shop for the sale.
Let the photographs do the talking.
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Edit without leaving the page
Crop, rotate and adjust a photo in the editor, and keep the original beside the edited copy.
7 edits in the image editor
- Crop
- Rotate
- Flip
- Resize
- Brightness
- Contrast
- Saturation
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A gallery made for phones
Mobile gets its own layout, so each photograph can run edge to edge on a small screen.
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Licensing by enquiry
Usage and term set the price, so a form that asks the right questions beats a cart.
Every shoot in its own folder.
The image library sits inside the editor, so the photo you need is one click from the frame it goes in.
Folders
Keep each shoot in its own folder, and find it again in seconds.
Upload
Drag a set of photos in, or use the button.
On this page
See only the photographs the page you are editing uses.
Click to insert
Select a frame on the canvas, then click a photo to drop it in.
Live in three steps.
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Choose the work
Pick a few strong galleries and export each photo at the size it is shown.
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Lay out each gallery
Design it on the canvas or import your Figma frames, then arrange Tablet and Mobile.
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Publish and link the shop
Point print buttons at your print lab, connect your domain and publish.
Frequently asked.
What is the best website builder for photographers?
It turns on one question: do you sell from the site itself? If you do, you need a builder with a shop. If the site exists to get you hired, pick the one that publishes your layout closest to how you drew it.
Can I sell prints from a Siter.io website?
Not from the site itself: there is no cart or checkout. Link each print to a print lab or storefront, or take licensing enquiries with a form and invoice them.
Can I run a blog or a journal on it?
There is no CMS, so a journal entry is a page you design and publish by hand. That works for a few entries a year, not one a week.
Can I use my Figma designs?
Yes. The Figma plugin imports your frames into a Siter page on every plan, one way, with no re-sync. Prototype animations and interactions do not import, so a fade-in or a click-to-enlarge is rebuilt on the canvas.
Can I show video?
Yes. YouTube embeds on every plan; videos and images dragged into the editor can be up to 10MB, on paid plans. A showreel belongs on YouTube or Vimeo, embedded on the page.
Is there a free plan for my portfolio?
Yes, a small one. Free publishes 1 website at name.getsiter.com with 3 pages, 1 form taking 10 submissions a month, 1 GB of visitor traffic a month, 14 days of analytics and 100 AI credits once, with no card. Your own domain, more pages and removing the badge come with a paid plan (see the plans).
Who else it is built for
- Portfolio builder A designer's portfolio on a free-form canvas, with case-study pages, a contact form and your own domain.
- Landing page builder Design a launch or waitlist page on a free-form canvas, collect sign-ups with forms, track campaigns, and publish it on your own domain.
- No-code builder Design on a free-form canvas and publish forms, hosting, your domain, analytics and SEO without writing code.
- For artists A portfolio that looks like the work, with an inquiry form for sales.
- For nonprofits A site your team can edit, with a Donate button to your giving page.
- For designers The core case: your Figma file is already the site.
- For agencies Several client sites, roles for your team, and a clean handoff.
- For freelancers One designer, a few client sites, and a handoff when the work is done.
- For studios Editor seats, roles and shared components for a small team.
Your portfolio, the
way you drew it.
Put one gallery on the canvas, lay out its phone version, and publish it on your own domain.