Neutral on purpose.
Black, white, and whatever you upload. The theme contributes no colour of its own, so a mixed body of work still reads as one collection.
There is no accent colour anywhere in the stylesheet. Links are underlined, active states are inverted, and the only hue on any page comes from the images themselves.
The grid holds mixed aspect ratios without cropping. Portrait, landscape and square sit in the same row and the row still reads as a row.
My photographs finally stopped fighting the theme.
— A documentary photographer
Neutrality, engineered.
No accent hue
Emphasis comes from weight, rule and inversion rather than colour, so nothing on the page competes with the work.
No forced crops
Mixed aspect ratios sit in the same row at a shared optical weight instead of being squared off to match.
Colour-managed images
Embedded profiles are respected, so a wide-gamut export does not arrive looking washed out.
Capture metadata
Optional camera, lens and exposure details read from the file and shown under the frame.
What a neutral grid still has to handle.
Practical tools for a portfolio where the theme contributes nothing and the work has to carry the page.
- Mixed aspect ratios in one row
- Embedded colour profile support
- Optional EXIF display
- Series grouping with shared captions
- Contact sheet index view
- Keyboard paging through a set
- Right-click protection toggle
- Full-resolution download per image
The details
- Version
- 1.4.3
- Released
- May 23, 2026
- Palette
- Monochrome
- Cropping
- None enforced
- Colour profiles
- Respected
- EXIF display
- Optional
Recent releases
- 1.4.3May 2026 — Wide-gamut images no longer flattened to sRGB on upload
- 1.4.2Apr 2026 — Contact sheet view added to series archives
- 1.4.1Feb 2026 — Keyboard paging wraps at the end of a set