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Clikpic review

#60 of 81 in Portfolio Website Builders

Affordable gallery websites with commerce, domains, statistics, and image-focused tools.

5.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Clikpic is a hosted website builder for photographers and artists who want to present image galleries online without managing separate hosting. Its template-based website creation includes image galleries and sub-galleries, custom domain connection, contact forms, blog and multiple-page sections, image watermarking, and YouTube video embedding. Hosting is included, and the service also provides e-commerce checkout, PayPal payment linking, and an online administration system. It is a focused option for portfolio presentation, basic selling, and direct contact rather than a general-purpose publishing platform.

Pricing is structured around paid subscriptions, with no perpetual free plan. Standard costs £40 for one year, £75 for two years, or £110 for three years. Intermediate costs £55 for one year, £105 for two years, or £155 for three years. Professional costs £85 for one year or £165 for two years. The published plan highlights include template-based creation, hosting, e-commerce facilities, and weekly visitor statistics. A 14-day free trial is available before subscribing, giving photographers time to assess the workflow before choosing a paid term.

The product’s strongest area is its photography-specific toolkit: bulk upload supports up to 100 images at a time, galleries can be organized into sub-galleries, and images can be watermarked. Weekly visitor, visit, and page-click statistics add a straightforward view of audience activity. PayPal, Flickr, and YouTube integrations extend the site beyond static pages, while customizable contact-form questions support inquiries. Photographers who need an affordable, gallery-led website with commerce should find the focus appropriate. Those seeking built-in video hosting, richer media delivery, or client proofing should consider a more specialized alternative.

Clikpic pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • £40-per-year entry plan with hosting and a 14-day free trial
    • Galleries, sub-galleries, watermarking, and bulk uploads of up to 100 images
    • Custom domains, checkout, PayPal linking, forms, and weekly statistics
  • Where it doesn't
    • No perpetual free plan is available
    • Video support is embedding through YouTube rather than built-in hosting
    • Web-only platform with a feature set centered on gallery websites

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