Your team page, in minutes.
Drop in everyone’s photos, add names and titles, and copy a team section for your website. Every face is framed the same way.
Build your team page.
Add photos, check the names and titles, then copy the code into your website. Nothing is uploaded until you copy.
We guess names from file names. Check them below.
Example. Add your team’s photos to make your own.
Meet the team
Alexandra RuizManaging Partner
Marcus BellHead of Sales
Claire DonovanPeople & Culture
Marco ReyesAccount Executive
Paste it in, about a minute.
Copy the code above, then add it where your team should appear.
WordPress
- Edit the page and add a Custom HTML block where the team should go.
- Paste the code into the block.
- Preview, then update the page.
Squarespace or Wix
- Add a Code block (Squarespace) or an Embed HTML element (Wix).
- Paste the code and save.
- Publish. On Wix, drag the embed to full width so the grid has room.
Webflow or any site
- Add an Embed element (Webflow) or open the page template.
- Paste the code where the section should appear.
- Publish. The section picks up your site’s font and text colour.
Questions, answered.
Is it free?
Yes. No account, no email address, no watermark. Make as many team pages as you like.
What happens to the photos?
Your browser frames each photo on the face and makes a small 480 by 600 version, with location and camera data stripped. Those small versions are uploaded only when you copy the code, because a team page on your website needs the photos at a web address. The originals never leave your device.
Will it match my website?
The section uses your site’s own font and text colour, so it fits in. You choose the layout and one accent colour. The styles are scoped to the section, so they can’t change anything else on your page.
How many people can I add?
Up to 30 per team page. For a larger directory, make one section per department.
Can I edit it later?
This tool doesn’t store your team. Keep the photos handy and rebuild it in a minute, or edit the names and titles directly in the code you pasted.
Why don’t our photos look like one team?
Photos taken on different phones, in different rooms, never match. A Studio Pod in your office photographs everyone in the same light and backdrop, so the whole team page looks like one company.
Face framing by MediaPipe (Apache-2.0). iPhone HEIC decoding by heic-to (LGPL-3.0), loaded unmodified.
Make the photos match too.
A Studio Pod in your office photographs the whole team in the same light and backdrop, retouched and delivered in minutes, so your team page looks like one company.