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Showcase visual work on your own Page, and let people follow it. Projects, case studies, and a link you can send. No code. Free to start.
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A public portfolio Page without a setup fee or a line of code.
Posters, brands, UI, illustration, and campaign frames, grouped as projects.
Send the same Page in a pitch, a bio, an email, or a class review.
The portfolio is also a profile. New work shows up for people who follow you.
Graphic designers need a place that shows the work large, in order, and without a rebuild every time a project ships. FWDLink gives you a free online portfolio: a public Page made of the projects you choose. Identity systems, posters, packaging, interfaces, motion stills, and illustration sets can live as their own albums. Visitors open the work. They do not scroll a résumé first.
A strong graphic design portfolio is more than a grid of finals. Put the poster, the brand system, or the screen up front, then add the frames that explain the job: the brief, the alternates, the type, the end use. Each project stays together so a creative director, a client, or a classmate can move through one body of work without hunting through a folder.
Some designers want a site they control. Some want a community where visual work gets seen. FWDLink is both. Your Page is the portfolio you send. Discover is where other people follow that work. A follow means they chose your Page. It is not a promised audience and it is not a guaranteed job. New projects you post can show up for the people already watching.
You do not build a website to have a portfolio. Add the images, name the project, and publish. The Page stays current when you add the next piece. Client work that is not ready stays in Library, private, until you decide it belongs in the portfolio. A school project and a paid identity can sit side by side, or you can keep the unfinished files out of the public page entirely.
Send the Page when someone asks to see your work. The same link fits a bio, an application, a critique, or a note to a client. They open it in the browser. They see the projects you put first. You are not exporting a PDF every time the portfolio changes, and you are not keeping a second site in sync with a profile somewhere else.
Graphic designers, brand designers, illustrators, and people designing interfaces and campaigns. Students building a first public portfolio. Freelancers who need a link this week. In-house designers who want a home for personal work that is separate from the company site. If the work is visual, the Page can hold it.
You do not need a builder, a template maze, or a second site. The Page is the portfolio.
Claim a Page. That Page is the portfolio people open.
Group the frames from one job — the finals and the story around them.
Choose what is public. Leave client files in Library until they are ready.
Send the Page, and follow other designers whose work you want to keep seeing.
Yes. You can start a FWDLink Page for free, put visual projects on it, and share the link. Optional upgrades are there if you want them later.
No. Add images, name the project, and publish. The Page is the portfolio.
Yes. Posters, brands, interfaces, illustration, packaging, and campaign frames all belong here. Group each project so the piece and the story stay together.
Both. Your Page is the portfolio you send. Discover is where people can follow that work. A follow is a person who chose your Page, not a promised audience.
Yes. Library stays private until you share. Publish a project on your Page only when it is ready to be seen.
Students, illustrators, brand designers, and anyone whose work is visual and needs a public link. In-house designers can keep personal projects here, separate from a company site.
Claim a Page, add a project, and share the link. Free to start.
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