> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.archisketch.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.archisketch.com/guide/user-guide/manage-project/portfolio.md).

# Portfolio

## What is a portfolio?

A portfolio is a **a page made up of gathered 3D interior content** It is. You can configure everything on one page, including render shots, panorama tours, and 3D floor plans. Use a portfolio to set the concept, size range, and resident type of the content you created, and organize all the information so it is easy to view.

Example) 👉 [Portfolio example](https://my.archisketch.com/ko/portfolio/65978b081f3e165411a1e622?mode=0\&portfolio_id=65978b081f3e165411a1e622)

![](/files/746196774fd996634bf2bd41b84fbcc9a4534287)

## Create Portfolio

#### Step 1. Create a portfolio

Try making a portfolio with the 3D interior content you've created! Click the \[Create Portfolio] button.

![](/files/4cba0550138bcdc999f5a68d16f3a4bf7573b881)

#### Step 2. Write the portfolio content

You can use text, number, and multi-select properties for the portfolio's keywords and topic.

Example)

* Text: Project summary
* Number: Furniture cost
* Multi-select: Interior style

![](/files/3061b9b99e75fa335f11c02ec3e9caf50ef8158d)

{% hint style="info" %}
Tips. If you add icons that match each property, you can tell what category it is at a glance!
{% endhint %}

#### Step 3. Insert content

You can insert various 3D content such as rendering, 720, and 3D viewer!

![](/files/d3cef3a5ed2dbe71d9cbcc17039e122e23a0ff23)

#### Step 4. Publish the portfolio

After clicking \[Publish Portfolio] in the upper-right corner and then \[Save], anyone can view it when you share the portfolio link.

![](/files/06b14c2ac4ae0c8f60d2f8a721f6ff0044fc2f82)

If you want only you to see the portfolio you created, just click \[Save] without publishing it. Then it will change to \[Private], and external access via the link will be restricted.

{% hint style="info" %}
\*Design challenges must be submitted as \[Public] by publishing them.
{% endhint %}

![](/files/824536620080d3571d1045c0837a2e1ebb49e551)

[Example of a \[Public\] portfolio](https://my.archisketch.com/ko/portfolio/65978b081f3e165411a1e622?mode=0\&portfolio_id=65978b081f3e165411a1e622)

Clap clap clap, your portfolio has been created! 👏

Share your awesome result with friends or family and talk about it.


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