for photographers
Wedding, portrait, editorial, and commercial photographers. Lead with your work. Everything else gets out of the way.
why this works
The Cinematic, Editorial, and Atelier families treat the image as the protagonist. Verticals stay vertical. Panoramas stay panoramic. There is no forced 16:9 crop, no centered overlay text bleeding onto a subject's face, and no auto-cropped square that decapitates the bride.
A working photographer has fifty hero frames, not five. The Gallery section accepts a curated set as a masonry grid, a sequential reel, or a chaptered set (per series). When you publish a new wedding, you add it to the gallery — not rebuild the page.
The Contact section's inquiry form asks the four questions you actually need before quoting: date, location, package type, and a free-text "tell me about the day." You stop chasing prospects for basic information.
If you sell prints, the Services section accepts a Stripe Payment Link, a Big Cartel link, a SmugMug print shop, or any direct e-commerce URL as a CTA — so the page can sell, not just display.
examples
Same content. Every design family. Real generated sites — not mockups.
designs that fit
Each works for photographers — we picked these on purpose. Browse the full set after.
narrative-driven
Narrative-driven, full-bleed imagery. The default pick for wedding and documentary photographers.
View family →magazine-grade
Magazine-grade typography over image. Lands the right way for fashion, editorial, and commercial portfolios.
View family →handcrafted, editorial
Handcrafted and warm. The right family for portrait, family, and fine-art photographers who want craft visible in the chrome itself.
View family →questions
Yes. Images are served through a CDN with responsive sizes (srcset) and modern formats (AVIF, WebP) with JPEG fallback. The visible bytes a viewer downloads are scaled to their device — so a portrait on a 4K display gets a 4K render, and the same portrait on a phone gets a phone-sized render. No giant unscaled JPEGs.
Not directly. Wave 4 supports uploading a curated set per gallery section. The intent is that you publish your portfolio set, not your entire catalog — most working photographers have 30–80 hero frames they actually want a prospect to see, and the page is built around that scale.
Yes. The Contact section's inquiry form has fields for date, location, package, guest count, and free-text. Submissions arrive in your inbox formatted as a brief you can quote from — no Zapier required.
Yes on the Pro and Business plans. Domain mapping takes a few minutes through your DNS provider. The Free plan publishes on a `your-name.genlp.ai` subdomain — fine while you decide on a brand name.
ten seconds of your time. ten minutes of ours.
Free to try. No credit card.