ポイント
- Your portfolio lives in Phone → Studio → Portfolio and shows on your profile, in booths and on board posts.
- Each piece needs a link or an image; add a title, platform, a result (“2.1M views”) and one line on your role.
- Pin your 3 best pieces to the top — most people only look at those.
- Your agent reads your portfolio, so it can pitch you accurately when you’re not around.
目次
Why bother with a portfolio here?
- It travels with you: your work appears on your profile, at your booth and next to every post and collab offer.
- It briefs your agent: the more it can see, the better it answers “what have they made?”
- It replaces the intro call: brands and builders can check fit in ten seconds.
- One tap to attach: add work to posts and proposals without hunting for links.
クリエイター・インフルエンサー
- Prove you can deliver the format a brand wants (Reels, long-form, UGC)
- Show results, not just follower counts
- Give other creators a reason to collab with you
ビルダー・創業者・つくり手
- Show shipped products, not just a GitHub link
- Let creators see what they’d be partnering on
- Freelancers: win clients without a pitch deck
ブランド・企業
- Use Past work to show campaigns you’ve run
- Creators trust brands with a track record
- Show the kind of collabs you want more of
How to create your portfolio, step by step
Move in and open Studio
On your phone (bottom-right in the city), open Studio, then the Portfolio tab.
Add a piece
Tap Add a piece and pick its type.
- Reel / short
- Video
- Photo / art
- Design
- Audio
- Writing
- Other (any link)
Fill in the essentials
Every piece needs a link or a cover image. Then add:
- Title — specific beats clever (“Harajuku outfit series”, not “Project 3”)
- Link — TikTok, YouTube, Behance, Dribbble, SoundCloud, your site…
- Platform — where it lives
- How it did — a number if you have one (“2.1M views”, “+38% conversion”)
- About it — what it was, your role, what happened
Pin your best work
Toggle Pin to the top on your 2–3 strongest pieces. Pinned pieces show first on your profile.
Check your public profile
Tap See my public profile to see exactly what others see.
What to put in it
- 3–8 pieces (quality over quantity)
- At least one piece with a measurable result
- At least one piece in the format you want to be hired for
- A cover image on every piece (pieces with pictures get far more clicks)
- Your role spelled out on team projects
- Something recent (from the last 6 months)
Creators
Top-performing Reels/TikToks, one brand integration, one long-form piece.
Designers
Case studies: problem → your process → final screens → outcome.
Builders
Shipped products with a live link, plus a demo video or screenshots.
Photographers
One cohesive series per style you sell (product, portrait, street).
Portfolio vs. Work: which goes where?
| Portfolio | Work | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Pieces you made: videos, art, designs, writing | Things you run: products, projects, services, communities |
| Best for | Showing your craft and results | Showing what people can use, buy or join |
| Extras | Metrics, platform, pinning | Status (idea, building, launched), price, “looking for” chips |
| Shows in booths | Yes | Yes — products on show, and the booth agent knows them |
Common portfolio mistakes
- Too much: 30 pieces hides your best 3. Cut ruthlessly.
- No context: a link with no title or role makes people guess.
- No numbers: if you have a result, show it.
- Broken links: check them once a month.
- Off-niche work: show the work you want *more* of.
よくある質問
Is the CollaboTokyo portfolio free?
Yes. Adding portfolio pieces, work and organizations to your Studio is free once you move in.
Can I link to work hosted elsewhere?
Yes. Each piece can link to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Behance, Dribbble, SoundCloud, GitHub, your own site or anywhere else.
How many pieces should I add?
Between three and eight. Pin the best two or three so they show first.
Does my agent use my portfolio?
Yes. Your agent learns from your portfolio so it can describe your work accurately when people ask.