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Portfolio Builder

Free, no ads on your page

Turn your resume into a one-page portfolio you can share. Show your best results, project stories and proof in a look you pick. It is free, your page carries no ads, and we remove phone numbers and email addresses we find.

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How it works

  1. Pick a saved resume. We copy your jobs, education and skills, but never your phone number or email.
  2. Add your results and a project story or two, then pick one of four looks.
  3. Publish at your own short address and share it with a link, a QR code or on LinkedIn.

Your portfolio page

Show the work behind your resume

One page with your headline, the numbers that prove your work, your projects and your recommendations. Recruiters open it from your resume, your email signature or LinkedIn.

  • Made from your saved resume in one click
  • 4 looks, your colors, header images we drew
  • We remove phone numbers and email addresses we find
  • No ads on your page

You need a free account, so only you can edit your page. No card.

A portfolio page made with the Portfolio Builder: name, headline, four result figures, skills and selected work

See a sample page

Open one to see what visitors see. Then make yours.

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What the portfolio builder does

It makes a public page from a resume you saved with our resume builder. Your jobs, education, skills, licenses and links come across at once. Then you add what a resume has no room for: the numbers behind your work, a short story for your best project, and a recommendation from someone you worked with.

You choose the address once, for example getjobtools.com/p/emily. It never changes after that, so a link you print on your resume keeps working.

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What it never does

  • It never copies your phone number or email address from your resume. We check every line before your page goes live and remove phone numbers and email addresses we find. Visitors reach you through the buttons you choose, like a booking link.
  • It never publishes anything by itself. Changes stay private until you press Publish changes, and edits to your resume reach the page only when you press Update from resume.
  • It never shows ads on your page.

Four looks

Modern, Classic, Dark and Warm. Each one comes with header images we drew, a page background and a color from our palette, and you can change any of them. A contrast check tells you when text gets hard to read.

Pick a look: the same portfolio page in the Modern, Classic, Dark and Warm looks

Share it

Copy the link, download a QR code for your printed resume, add it to the Featured section on LinkedIn, or paste it into your email signature. Each page gets its own share picture, so the link looks good on LinkedIn.

Who it helps

Anyone whose work is easier to show than to describe: QA testers with test plans, nurses with licenses and evaluations, designers with case studies, and teachers with lesson plans.

Your page and Google

For now, portfolio pages tell search engines not to list them. People reach your page through the links you share. You can delete it any time, and its address is never given to anyone else.

FAQ

Is it free?

Yes. One portfolio page per account is free, with no ads on it.

Do I need an account?

Yes, a free one with a confirmed email, so only you can change your page.

Can visitors see my phone number or email?

We remove phone numbers and email addresses we find before your page goes live, and the resume visitors can download from your page leaves them out too.

Can I change my address later?

No. You pick it at your first Publish and it stays, so links you already shared keep working.

How do I delete my page?

Go to Account, then Portfolio, then Delete my page. The page is gone at once.

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