PEAK

Portfolio

Your best work, one link in your bio.

A public page drawn from the library you already keep: your albums, your best frames, your links and a way to reach you, at sharepeaks.com/p/yourname.

Make your page →Free on every plan, no card.
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Camille Lemaire

Weddings · Annecy

Weddings in the Alps, and the mountains in between.

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Albums

Weddings64 photos
Alpine38 photos

Photos

01

Albums that follow your library

Show up to 12 collections as albums, the first 96 photographs of each, read live: file a frame in the library and it is on the page, delete it and it is gone.

02

Your best frames, in your order

Up to 48 photographs on the page itself, picked from the library, a collection, a delivered room or your computer, and dragged into the order you want.

03

Every way to reach you

Up to 12 links: your website, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Vimeo, Behance, LinkedIn, Pinterest, X, and an email, a phone or WhatsApp shown only on a tap.

04

Previews, never originals

The page only ever serves the 1024 px preview of each photograph. The full-size files stay in your library.

05

A card where it is pasted

Paste the link in a message or a bio and it opens on your first photograph with your face set in it.

06

Edited beside a phone

The editor shows your page as a phone draws it, live, as you write the words and place the frames.

Questions

Is a Peak portfolio free?
Yes. Every Peak account can publish a public page, on Free too. On Free its foot reads "Shared with Peak"; Pro and Studio take that line off.
Can visitors download my originals?
No. A Peak public page only serves the 1024 px preview of each photograph, never the original, which stays in your library at full size.
Will search engines find my page?
Once it is published with a bio and at least 6 photographs, Peak lists your page in its sitemap and tells search engines when it changes. Below that it is marked noindex.
Do I have to upload my photos again?
No. A Peak portfolio is drawn from the library you already keep: an album is one of your collections, and a photograph on the page is a frame of your library.