Build a website that feels like your work. Present your collections, tell their story and make it easy for collectors and galleries to get in touch.
Create a complete artist website around your practice, with room for the work and a clear next step for every visitor.
An exploration of color, memory and place.
Fictional portfolio with AI-generated sample artwork. Replace it with your own work.
Group work by series, medium or year. Add detail views, accessible descriptions and the information that helps people understand each piece.
Morning formsShow the medium, dimensions, year and availability. Display a price or invite an inquiry. Originals, editions and commissions can each have a different path.
Inside the studioMaterials, sketches and the work as it unfolds.
Illustrative exampleShare your artist statement, biography, studio photographs and work in progress. Let people see the thinking and materials behind the finished work.
A place for new perspectivesAtelier SolPresent dates, location, opening hours and access details. Add a press kit or a link to the host gallery, and keep past exhibitions in an archive.
Newsletters use your chosen email service and consent settings.
Collect inquiries about a specific piece or commission. Connect your newsletter service for new releases and exhibition updates, with a clear signup choice.
Connect your services and review the settings before publishing.
Connect your domain, configure analytics and Search Console, and use the Guardian to spot site issues. Keep your pages, contact paths and artwork details current.
Choose a starting point and tell Kleap about your own work.
Share your medium, visual direction and the collections or projects you want to present.
Upload your own images, add accurate captions and shape the pages around your work.
Test the mobile gallery and contact path, connect your domain and keep the site up to date.
Check image presentation, collection structure and mobile viewing. A beautiful homepage should lead to useful artwork pages.
Decide whether each piece needs an inquiry, a gallery contact or a checkout. Test that path before sending visitors.
Review editing, domain, source access and plan terms. Choose a workflow you can maintain between exhibitions.
A practical guide to presenting your work and connecting with collectors.
Start with selected work, an artist statement, a biography and contact details. Give each artwork a title, medium, dimensions and availability where appropriate. Add exhibitions, a press kit, studio stories and a newsletter signup when they support your practice.
You can start creating with Kleap and review the available credits and publishing options on the pricing page. Custom domains, support and other features depend on your plan. Check the current plan details before you launch.
You can describe the website and refine it with AI without writing code. The time to launch depends on the pages, artwork preparation and integrations you need. Review the images, captions and contact flow before publishing rather than relying on a fixed generation time.
You can build artwork pages and an inquiry or checkout flow. For online payments, connect and configure a provider such as Stripe, then test payment confirmation and order handling. You supply availability, edition details, shipping, tax and sales terms appropriate to your activity.
You can show a price, a starting range for commissions or availability on request. Explain what is included and whether the work is an original or an edition. Coordinate the information with any gallery representing the work.
An archive can show the development of your practice. Mark sold or unavailable work accurately and separate it from available pieces. Keep a way for visitors to ask about related work or future commissions.
List the gallery and the work it represents, with the appropriate contact link. Route inquiries according to your arrangements. Your own site can still present your broader practice, studio visits and commissions where appropriate.
No public website can prevent all copying or screenshots. Publish web-sized images, add attribution or visible watermarks when appropriate, and retain your original files. Kleap does not provide a guarantee against image copying.
Yes. Create exhibition pages with dates, directions and press resources. Connect your email service for newsletter signup and announcements, configure consent and unsubscribe settings, and test the signup flow before inviting subscribers.
Yes. Connect your domain and configure page titles, descriptions, artwork alt text and a clear collection structure. Analytics and Search Console help you review visits and search visibility; the Guardian helps flag site issues. These tools do not guarantee search rankings.
Yes. Describe changes to your pages and galleries as your practice develops. You retain source access and can connect GitHub when needed. AI assistance and human support on paid plans can help you continue developing the site.
Yes. Add care instructions, edition information or downloadable documents that you provide. An authenticity certificate must come from the artist or another appropriate issuer; the builder does not authenticate artwork. For private collector materials, configure access controls before sharing them.
Describe the art you make and the people you want to reach.