Turn Google Drive Into Your Photography Portfolio Website
A studio website with portfolio, services, testimonials, FAQ and an inquiry form — built from the Google Drive folders you already have, with no site builder to maintain.
Most photographers pay $16–30 a month for a website builder, then let the portfolio go stale because updating it means re-uploading and re-arranging images in a page editor. If your best work already lives in Google Drive, there's a simpler way: a studio page that reads straight from your folders.
What is a GalleryLink studio page?
It's your own studio website at yourname.gallerylink.live: a hero (photo, fading slideshow, or a video loop), your story with a portrait, a portfolio grid, services with prices, client testimonials, an FAQ, your public galleries, and a built-in inquiry form. You choose which sections appear and in what order. Here's a live one.
The portfolio that updates itself
Point the portfolio section at a Drive folder of your best work. Add a new favourite to the folder and the site updates — no page editor, no re-uploading, no "I'll refresh the website someday". The slideshow hero works the same way: it's just a folder.
How do clients book from the page?
The inquiry form is built for how couples actually browse — on their phone, late at night. They tap the occasion (wedding, engagement, portrait…), pick a date, and leave their name and email; only two fields need typing. The lead lands in your dashboard with a status pipeline (new → replied → booked) and in your inbox, where hitting Reply writes straight to the client. If you use Calendly, the page can embed your calendar too.
Is it good for SEO?
Yes — the parts that matter are handled: your own meta description, your city and service area published as structured data that Google understands (LocalBusiness), your FAQ marked up for rich results, and clean fast pages with no builder bloat. You focus on the words; the markup is done.
What does it cost?
Studio pages are part of GalleryLink Pro at $5/month — which also covers unlimited client galleries, so the website and the delivery system are one subscription instead of two.