Forty public projects you can open, fork and reshape with a few sentences.
Browse templatesSeparate client workspaces, white label, and the Git repo handed over at the end of the engagement.
See the programmePaste a URL. In thirty seconds you see exactly what Google receives before any JavaScript runs.
Check a URLDescribe the work, the city, and the one way a stranger should write. Eqlo builds a grid, project pages, an about, and a form in two to five minutes. A portfolio you will send is one to two hours of order and captions. Free is $0 with one seat. Plus is $19 for your domain.
Same size cells, a title under the frame or on hover. The grid is an index a stranger can scan: name, year, city. Useful when the work is a set and no single image should shout. Eqlo writes the tiles from the projects you listed, not from a theme of empty boxes.
Heights vary so a vertical print can sit beside a wide interior. It is still a grid, not a collage that hides the names. Images are converted to WebP, sized, and given alt text you can correct. A phone should load the first tile without downloading a print file.
The project page starts with the job, the city, and the year. "Bakery identity, Denver, 2025" can be found. "Spring campaign" tells another art director nothing. The title, the meta description, and the heading sit in the first HTML when you publish.
Two or three sentences on what was stuck, then the sequence you would point at on a table. Eqlo places the images and will not invent a mosaic that crops a mark off the edge. A form or a mail link belongs on every project, not only on Contact. People write from the picture that convinced them.
About is a short note on how you work, the city, and the kind of job you take. A named person and a real photo do more than a paragraph about craft. Mention the tools only if a client asked. Leave the novel. Structured data follows the activity type at publish.
Contact holds a form, a mail, or both, plus a response window. Eqlo writes the form and the inbox for the requests. Name, email, and a sentence on the job are enough. A password is not required for a first enquiry. If a colleague should see the inbox, Team at $49 adds ten seats and roles.
This is an illustrative scenario, not a real company. Suppose an interior photographer in Denver types "Portfolio of residential interiors, Denver and Boulder, project pages with place and year, enquiry form on every project." The first draft arrives in a few minutes with a grid, four project pages, an about, and a form. The photographer then spends about an hour putting twelve photos in the order of a walk-through, writing captions that name the room, hiding one pitch from the public index, and asking "Put the enquiry form at the bottom of every project." Publication goes to a projet.eqlo.app address the same evening. Those timings are assumptions for that evening, not results we measured.
Build this kind of portfolioFour sentences in the chat take you from a list of jobs to a URL a client can open on a phone.
Open a project and type a sentence. An illustrative starting line is "Portfolio of residential interiors, Denver and Boulder, project pages with place and year, enquiry on every project." Attach a folder of photos or a PDF of a printed leave-behind. The first draft lands in two to five minutes. Free holds five projects and one seat, with no card.
Eqlo writes the pages, the navigation, the copy, the forms, and the image slots. Check titles, years, and whether a picture is cropped. If a project should stay off the index, say so: "Hide the clinic pitch, keep a private link." Each exchange creates a version you can restore. A portfolio you will send is usually one to two hours of this order work.
Select an image, a title, or the enquiry button, then write an instruction that applies to that element alone. "Move this kitchen to first, and crop less off the left" does not rebuild About. You can also edit a caption in place. Colors and type apply across every screen when you set the graphic charter. Compare two versions if a crop went too far.
Publish on a projet.eqlo.app subdomain, then send a single project link to yourself. On Plus, at $19 a month with three seats, you add your domain, pass DNS, and receive an SSL certificate. The sitemap is generated and submitted. Images become WebP, with sizes and alt text. Core Web Vitals are measured on every publish.
The first tile is a decision, not a default. Write the order in the chat: "Interiors first, objects last, 2025 above 2023." Eqlo reorders the grid without a rebuild. A visitor who lands from a search should see the job that matches the query, not the picture you happen to like this week. You can change the order again after a new shoot.
Eqlo converts what you upload to WebP, sizes it for the page, and writes alt text you can correct. You keep the originals in the project. A phone should not download a print file. If a crop is wrong, say so in the chat. JPEG, PNG, or a PDF you attached at the start are enough to begin. We do not invent a raw-processing lab.
There is no watermark engine in the product facts. Protection here means serving a web-sized file, not the print master, and keeping a pitch on a private link when you ask for one. If a client needs a full-resolution drop, send it outside the public page. A very specific rights flow may need a developer. Generation can be wrong, so read the alt text before you publish.
These pages take over when the work is a shop, a brochure, a designer workflow, or the plans.
It serves WebP versions so a phone is not downloading a print file. You keep the originals in the project. If a crop is wrong, say so in the chat. Alt text is written and you can correct it.
Yes. Ask for a private link for a pitch and a public index for the rest. You decide per project. Each exchange creates a version you can restore if you hid the wrong one.
No. Most portfolios get weaker when they grow a journal nobody writes. Add one if you already have the habit. A landing page is the better tool for a single offer.
Eqlo writes the form and the inbox for the requests. A first enquiry should not require a password. Team at $49 adds roles if a studio mate should read the same inbox.
Yes. React and TypeScript in a repository you control. Automatic GitHub sync starts on Plus. The layout is not a locked theme.
Five projects, one seat, hosting included, no card. Plus is $19 a month when the domain is the missing piece.