WP Portfolio

WP Portfolio is a portfolio plugin from Brainstorm Force, the team behind the Astra theme. It presents the websites you design, your photos and your videos as a filterable showcase sorted into categories. For web designers, agencies, photographers and video makers, it is a practical way to keep their work neatly on display.

Key features

Four portfolio types

• Website: Shows sites you have built with a screenshot and a link.
• Image: Photo and graphic work opens in a lightbox.
• Video: Video work also plays in a lightbox.
• Single page: Build a detailed case study page for each project.

You can also display blog posts or custom post types, such as WooCommerce products, in a portfolio layout.

Layout and navigation

• Sortable categories, tags and a search field
• Several grid layouts including masonry, responsive on any screen
• Load as you scroll (infinite scroll) and lazy loaded images

Easy start

• Import from 48+ ready-made demo portfolio sites
• Control settings through shortcodes
• A block for block themes, plus support for Elementor, Beaver Builder and Visual Composer

Who is it for?

Design agencies, freelance designers and photographers who want to show clients their past work get the most out of it. Use Elementor Pro to design the rest of the page, and Astra Pro from the same developer makes a well-matched theme. See every theme option in the WordPress themes category.

Delivery and use

The 1 year · 1 site option covers one WordPress site for one year, counted from the moment the license is installed and activated on your site. We handle the installation. At checkout you only need to give your WordPress site address and the username and password of a user with administrator rights. You get an email once WP Portfolio is installed and its license is active. Delivery is prepared by hand and usually takes 5 to 60 minutes.

Check the login details before you place the order. The safest route is a separate temporary administrator that you delete when the setup is finished.

For other plugins, see the WordPress plugins category.

1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to Users → Add New, create a temporary account with the Administrator role and log in with it once to confirm the details.
2. At checkout, enter the site address and the temporary account's username and password.
3. Once the setup email arrives, add a portfolio item from the WP Portfolio menu, or import one of the demos and place its shortcode on a page.
4. Delete the temporary administrator or change its password.