One profile to share
Give each identity its own Photolio URL and QR code.
Your profile beyond platforms
Create a profile people can keep following, even as the platforms you use change.
One person → one profile → one URL → Photolio
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A profile that lasts
A person may be on TikTok today, Instagram tomorrow, and something new next year. Photolio gives each profile one recognizable place to share, open, and follow.
Give each identity its own Photolio URL and QR code.
Connect through Photolio instead of depending on a single social platform.
Create separate Creator, Work, and Personal profiles, then share the one that fits.
How it works
Add a photo, name, introduction, and the identity you want to share.
Put it in a bio, send it directly, or show the QR code in person.
View the public profile in a browser, or open the exact profile in Photolio.
Signed-in people can follow the corresponding profile inside Photolio.
Profiles, not one-size-fits-all accounts
Share a creator profile with your audience, a work profile with colleagues, and a personal profile with friends. Each profile has its own identity, URL, and QR code.
Photo-first by design
Photolio keeps photos and people at the center, helping every profile feel human and immediately recognizable.
Questions
Photolio is centered on a person and their profiles, not just a list of destinations. Each profile can open on the web, be shared by URL or QR code, and connect to the corresponding profile inside the app.
No. The current public web profile does not show phone numbers, email addresses, social handles, external links, private photos, or your other profiles. You choose which specific identity to make public and share.
Yes. Profiles are independent identities for contexts such as Creator, Work, and Personal. An eligible profile can have its own permanent username, URL, and QR code.
If anonymous access is enabled for an approved public profile, the visitor sees a small public identity page. They can then open the exact profile in Photolio or download the iPhone app. The page never forces an App Store redirect.
Yes, when its owner has enabled anonymous web access and its public version has been approved. Otherwise Photolio returns the same generic unavailable state.
Not yet. Photolio is currently available for iPhone.
Start with a recognizable profile, then share the one identity that fits the moment.