Top Website Builders & Blog Sites for Photography - Free & Paid
If you are a photographer and you want to showcase your masterpiece clicks to the entire world, the best and easiest way to do it is to have a photography website. And as a photographer, quite often creating a website on your own using coding can be very tough or even impossible if you do not have any coding knowledge. Then there are website builders. Website builders are the perfect companion for people who want to create their websites without breaking a sweat.
You will need a website builder that is extremely easy to use and that bundles with loads of eye-catching themes and templates to make your job simpler. But the requirements don’t end right here. You will need a lot of space to host your files over the internet and a package with very limited storage space will just make things harder for you.
Therefore, we have put together a list of best website builders for photography websites that offer a complete package and all the other features that you should not miss out on when you are creating and running a photography website.
PhotoShelter Hosting Review
Hareesh Kumar
13 Nov 2024
Top notch Creative Campaigns
Amazing & Excellent Creative Campaigns are included, Protects your brand and make your business grow high.
Zenfolio Hosting Review
Suchitra
11 Nov 2024
Super Assistance and Good Service
Zenfolio provides excellent software for photographers. Well Trained staff Provide the Best Assistance.
SmugMug Hosting Review
Anar Goshle
11 Nov 2024
Gorgeous Photography Website and Storage
Unlimited Storage and Sales Tools are available here. Amazing Service Provided
Pixieset Hosting Review
Akash
11 Nov 2024
Simple and Easy Way to share Photos to Clients
It is a design-centric, hassle-free gallery platform to share photos with friends and clients.
Weebly Hosting Review
Donna Stelter
14 May 2019
Weebly was simple
I am not a computer girl but I needed a website when I started my own Business. Weebly was simple to drag and drop my information, pictures, add videos. It’s easy to add new pages and items to the store. I have used the support system a few times and it was not live chat but they connected with me in a timely manner. I am sure if great computer peeps look at my site they may think its looks pretty simple, but for a small business owner whose focus is just on informing clients who I am and what I offer Weebly is great. Thanks for making me feel talented in the website world.
Wix Hosting Review
Pascal Laube
07 May 2019
i was always happy about the high grade of design flexibility
I am creating websites on wix.com for four years. I also have experience with the former editor. I can tell you, i was always happy about the high grade of design flexibility you have, to build up your absolute personalised website. It’s possible to edit and customise almost everything. Editor is quite good, sometimes a bit shaky (and no, its not my internet connection:). Online performance: It’s ok. From time to time it takes quite a while to load the page. (and no, its not my connection). Support: Was always average. You can reach them by email. They will answer you of course, but you will get some standard answers. and those you can read by yourself on the support page. If you really have a problem, like with the DNS or connection problems, it will be faster if you have the knowledge to fix it up by yourself. The only thing i am really upset about, is the new blog. Absolutely rubbish. It’s almost an affront. A lot of bugs and everything standardised. Not the way i know wix… And i was working with the old blog before, and this app was absolutely amazing to work with. I don’t understand why a leading company with great programmers going to realise such a crappie blog even there was a brilliant product before. Also, be aware: If you are blogger, test the features carefully before you make a final decision and buy a product you won’t be happy with. Also, the latest release of the member area they created, is not really what i want to have or what I personally expected from wix. Quite a few failures in design and usability. I am a bit worrying, that wix will cut down the design flexibility and reduce the highly customisable contents…. Its just a thought… Just one more thing: If you think you can sit down, and create a nice website in 5 hours you are wrong. For a great looking website with a intuitive and unique looking interface you need time. Even with wix.com. :))