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Writing Portfolio Builder

Add your bio, your published clips, and the services you offer, then pick one of six layouts. Sign in with your email to publish a hosted page at becomeawritertoday.com/writers/your-name/, or download a self-contained HTML file with no sign-in required.

Publish at your own web address (free up to 10 clips)

Free hosted page

Sign in with your email to save this portfolio to your account, publish it at becomeawritertoday.com/writers/your-name/, and come back to add a clip each time you publish.

No password. Free for up to 10 clips; $8/month for unlimited clips and no site footer.

Want to see how a finished page looks first? Prefill a sample blueprint:

Published clips (0 added · free up to 10 clips)

Topics & services offered
Layout theme

Sample layout: General freelance writing, mixed clients. Pick the theme closest to your work.

Free hosted portfolios include up to 10 clips with passwordless email sign-in. Prefer not to host online? Skip sign-in and your draft stays in this browser only.

See what a finished hosted portfolio looks like

Before you sign in, you can inspect three full-page sample portfolios hosted at live /writers/ URLs, or click any sample button at the top of the builder to load its structure into your draft:

Feature Journalist

Clara Vance

4 reported features with FOI and filing notes.

Open /writers/clara-vance/ →

B2B SaaS Writer

Marcus Chen

4 case studies and compliance guides with pipeline metrics.

Open /writers/marcus-chen/ →

Technical Writer

Priya Nair

4 API and SDK migration guides for developer teams.

Open /writers/priya-nair/ →

Host your writing portfolio online or export the file

A good writing portfolio answers three questions for an editor or client in under a minute: what you cover, where you have been published, and how to commission you. You can publish your portfolio at a permanent public link on this site and add a new clip every time a piece goes live, or download the HTML and Markdown files to host anywhere you like.

Want to see how different beats structure their clips before you start? Browse ourwriting portfolio examplesor open the dedicatedjournalism portfolio builder. Once your clips are ready, check your pricing againstsourced market rates.

Free vs Portfolio Pro ($8/month)

FeatureFreePortfolio Pro ($8/mo)
In-browser builder, 6 layout themes, HTML & Markdown exportIncludedIncluded
Public hosted address (/writers/your-name/)IncludedIncluded
Email link sign-in from any device (no password)IncludedIncluded
Published clips on your hosted pageUp to 10 clipsUnlimited clips
Page footer brandingHosted with Become a Writer Today linkNo Become a Writer Today footer
Search engine indexing (once 3+ clips are published)IncludedIncluded

Frequently asked questions

How does the free hosted writing portfolio work?

Enter your email at the top of the builder and click the sign-in link sent to your inbox. Once signed in, pick your public web address (for example, becomeawritertoday.com/writers/jane-doe/), add up to 10 clips, and click Save & publish. Whenever you publish a new article, sign back in to add the clip.

Can I use the builder without creating an account?

Yes. If you do not sign in, everything you type stays in your browser's local storage. You can download a self-contained HTML file or copy your portfolio as Markdown at any time.

What does Portfolio Pro ($8/month) add?

Portfolio Pro removes the 10-clip limit so you can host your full archive of published articles and removes the Become a Writer Today footer from your public writer page. If you ever cancel, your clips stay in your editor so you can export them as HTML or Markdown.

When do search engines index my public writer page?

Once your published portfolio has at least three clips, we open it to search engine indexing so editors searching your name or beat can find your page. Pages with fewer than three clips carry a noindex tag until you add a third piece.

What if I have no published clips yet?

Write two or three spec pieces in the style you want to be hired for and label them clearly as spec samples in the outlet field. A focused spec sample with a clear note still shows an editor or client how you structure a piece.