PineCone – Creative Portfolio and Blog for Agency

Creative businesses need a site that presents photos, video projects and services clearly. PineCone is a multi-purpose theme built around that need. Its portfolio grid supports three or four columns as well as full-width masonry layouts, so you can pick the arrangement that suits your work. The design is minimalistic and elegant, and it is responsive and retina-ready for phones, tablets and high-resolution screens.

The theme works with Gutenberg and Visual Composer, so you can adjust pages without writing shortcodes. It also supports WooCommerce if you want to sell something alongside your portfolio. Custom widgets cover social icons, Google Maps, Instagram and Twitter. It fits agencies, freelancers, photographers, videographers and small studios that want one site for work, writing and contact details.

Features

• Flexible portfolio grids: Show photos and videos in three or four columns, or use full-width masonry layouts. The grids are designed to display creative work clearly on different screen sizes.
• Multi-purpose creative design: A clean, minimalistic look suits agencies, freelancers, photographers, videographers and creative studios that want their portfolio and blog content to take center stage.
• Gutenberg and Visual Composer support: Customize content using Gutenberg or Visual Composer without dealing with complicated shortcodes, so page edits stay within tools many WordPress users already know.
• Social and Instagram widgets: Custom widgets add social service icons along with Instagram and Twitter feeds, helping you connect your site to the channels where your audience already follows you.
• WooCommerce ready: Add an online store or a service sales page to the same site, so products or paid services can sit next to your portfolio.
• Google Maps embeds: Embed interactive maps to show your studio or office location, which helps clients find you and get in touch.
• Retina-ready responsive layout: The layout adapts to all screen sizes and high-resolution displays, so images and text stay crisp on phones, tablets and desktops.
• Built-in blog layout: A blog sits alongside the portfolio, giving agencies a place to share ideas, project stories and news in the same visual style as their work.

Best for

• Creative agencies and design studios
• Photographers and videographers building a portfolio site
• Freelancers who want a portfolio with a blog