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About this tool
Create a beautiful, customizable online portfolio in minutes.
Portfolio Maker turns a short form — name, professional title, bio, contact links, up to three projects and up to four skills — into a finished single-page portfolio layout with a gradient hero, project cards and skill badges. You fill the fields, press generate, and the rendered page appears immediately, with empty fields simply left out rather than showing blanks. It suits students, career changers and freelancers who need a presentable profile page today and do not want to start from a blank editor.
Open Portfolio Maker on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Fill in the form: Full Name, Professional Title and Short Bio under Personal Information; Email Address, Website URL, GitHub Username and LinkedIn Username under Contact & Social — the last two take the handle alone, and the links are built as github.com/<username> and linkedin.com/in/<username>; then up to three Project Name plus Project Description (Optional) pairs under Key Projects, and Skill 1 to Skill 4 under Top Skills.
Click Generate Portfolio. The form is replaced by the finished page, marked with a Live Preview badge.
The preview renders a hero with your name, title and bio plus one icon per contact field you filled, a Featured Projects grid — projects left without a name are dropped — Technical Skills badges, and a copyright footer carrying the current year and your name. Click Edit Info to go back to the form; there is no file export, so copy anything you want to keep.
The layout fixes the hard part — hero, featured projects, skills, contact — so the only work left is writing the words that go in each slot.
Projects without a name and unused skill slots are filtered out of the render, so a two-project portfolio looks deliberate rather than half-finished.
Enter just your GitHub and LinkedIn handles and the correct profile links are built for you, which removes the most common broken-link mistake.
Three projects and four skills. Each project takes a name plus an optional description, and any project left unnamed is dropped from the layout entirely.
No — the output is a live preview rendered in the page, not an exported file or a hosted site. Use it to draft and see the layout, then copy your finished text into a site builder or static-site template for publishing.
Only for your website. GitHub and LinkedIn take the username alone, and the tool builds github.com and linkedin.com/in links around it; the email field becomes a mailto link.
No. Everything you type stays in the page for the current session and is not stored in the browser or sent to a server, so copy anything you want to keep before you navigate away.