A professional portfolio site from your resume in 10 minutes
Generate a simple portfolio site from your resume and projects — especially useful for developers, designers, writers, and other portfolio-driven roles.
Generate a professional portfolio website for me. I'll provide my resume and project descriptions. Create a single-page site with: (1) Header with my name and a one-line professional tagline. (2) About section — a brief, engaging bio written from my resume. (3) Projects section — showcase cards for each project with: title, description, tech stack, my role, result/impact, and link to repo or demo. (4) Skills section — clean visualization of my key skills. (5) Contact section — email link and LinkedIn. Include SEO meta tags and make it responsive. Style: [minimal / modern / creative]. Output as a deployable HTML file or React component I can push to Vercel or GitHub Pages. My resume: [paste resume here] Projects: [describe 3-5 projects with: name, description, tech stack, your role, outcome, link if available]
Paste your resume and descriptions of 3-5 projects. Your Claw generates a
complete portfolio website — bio, project showcases, skills section, and
contact section — ready to deploy on Vercel, Netlify, or GitHub Pages.
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