
A website for photographers: portfolio, inquiries and galleries together
To build a photographer website, pick a template, add your best work, list your packages, add an inquiry form and connect a domain. In Captures the site lives next to your galleries and CRM, so every inquiry goes straight into your pipeline.
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What a good photographer website needs
- Who you are, what you shoot and where — above the fold.
- A portfolio of 30–60 of your best images, not everything you've shot.
- Prices, or at least “packages from”, so clients can self-qualify.
- An inquiry form that asks for date, location and type of event.
- Fast loading on phones, since most visitors arrive from Instagram.
- Contact details, reviews and an FAQ.
Build it in five steps
- 1
Pick a template
Templates made for photographers and videographers; adjust colours, fonts and layout.
- 2
Add your portfolio
Choose images from existing galleries or upload new ones.
- 3
Describe your packages
The packages on your site are the same ones you later send in proposals.
- 4
Embed an inquiry form
It matches your site's design, and inquiries enter your pipeline with an auto-reply.
- 5
Connect a domain
Start on a free subdomain; connect your own domain on Pro.
A website that sells
Because the site, inquiries, proposals and contracts share one system, nothing gets copied from email into spreadsheets: the client fills in the form, you send a proposal, they sign.
Domains and branding
| Plan | Monthly price | Site address | “Powered by Captures” badge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | €0 | Free subdomain | Yes |
| Starter | €9 | Free subdomain | Yes |
| Pro | €19 | Custom domain | No |
| Studio | €39 | Custom domain, 5 brands | No |
Build your site in an afternoon
Pick a template, add your portfolio and an inquiry form, free.
FAQ
How do I build a photography website without code?
Pick a template, add your portfolio, packages and inquiry form, then connect a domain, all in the browser.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on Pro and Studio. Free and Starter include a free subdomain.
How many photos should a portfolio have?
Usually 30–60 of your strongest images from the kind of work you want more of.
Does it support Cyrillic?
Yes. The fonts support Cyrillic and the interface is available in English, Serbian Latin and Serbian Cyrillic.
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Photographers who get the most inquiries are easy to find and easy to contact: a clear website with an inquiry form, an up-to-date Google Business Profile, an Instagram that points to the site, and replies within a few hours. Referrals from happy clients and consistent follow-ups turn those inquiries into bookings.

CRM for photographers
A photography CRM tracks every client from the first inquiry through proposal, contract and invoice to gallery delivery. Captures combines it with galleries and your studio website in one app.

Client galleries
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