A portfolio link should feel selected, not dumped. Choose a small set, order it like a story, send one clean link, and keep a way to close old versions when your work changes.
The first image tells clients and collaborators what kind of work they are about to see.
A wedding sample, product set, portrait set, or travel story should not all live in one share.
Set expiry or revoke old portfolio shares when your style, pricing, or selection changes.
Use up to 25 images that belong together. If the work has different audiences, create separate links.
Generate a direct link and optional QR code from the same share. Use the link in email, chat, or a profile bio.
When the portfolio changes, revoke old shares or set expiry so outdated selections do not keep circulating.
Whether it is portraits, products, events, interiors, or travel work, choose the first image carefully. It sets the mood and reduces confusion for the person opening the link.
A portfolio link is easier to resend, update, and close than multiple attachments scattered across messages. It also gives the viewer a calmer path through the work.
If you meet people in person, a QR code can open the same portfolio link without typing. The QR and direct URL stay tied to the same share and the same access settings.
Upload a selected set, send one clean link, use a QR code when it helps, and close outdated portfolio shares later.
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