How Delora works for models
Casting teams and clients often ask for the same things: current photos, measurements, availability, and a way to book you. Delora brings those pieces into one workspace so you can respond faster and look prepared every time someone reviews your work.
What Delora helps you do
Delora is built for the day-to-day work of a working model: keeping your book current, sharing the right photos, and handling requests without losing details in messages.
You control what goes public, what stays private, and when your site or booking link is live. Delora does not replace agencies or guarantee bookings. It gives you a clearer way to present yourself and manage the requests that come in.
- Present name, bio, measurements, and contacts in Model Card
- Organize portfolio photos, polaroids, and PDF exports in Gallery
- Publish a public website and booking link in Website
- Review booking requests and availability in Bookings
Present yourself professionally
Model Card is your private workspace for core details: personal information, About Me, profile photo, social links, and measurements. Fill it once and update it as your look or stats change.
Website turns that information into a public presence. Choose a layout, select which photos appear, and publish at your own subdomain. Share one link instead of sending separate files each time someone asks for your book.
You decide what visitors see. Turn fields and sections on or off, reflect data from Model Card or enter custom public copy, and preview before anything goes live.
Keep your portfolio ready to send
Gallery stores your portfolio photos separately from Model Card. Upload images, wait for review, assign collections, and mark photos public or private.
Polaroids cover the four natural digitals many casting teams expect: face, portrait, side view, and full height. Assign them from approved gallery photos when your book needs digitals.
When you need a PDF, select photos in Gallery and use Generate PDF to export a portfolio sheet with your contact details. You stay ready when a brief arrives, without rebuilding folders from scratch.
Handle bookings with less back-and-forth
Booking links let clients request time from your profile or website instead of negotiating dates in direct messages.
Open Bookings to review incoming requests, accept or decline, and track confirmed sessions. Set availability so clients see open times that match your schedule.
Share settings control what appears on your booking page, including social links and measurements. You stay in control of the process while keeping the conversation focused.
Learn as you go and start setup
Learn offers short guides on portfolio, castings, runway, and related topics. Use it when you want context beyond the product screens.
To get started, work through the Getting started articles in this category: create your account, set up Model Card, add portfolio photos, upload polaroids, set measurements, and connect social accounts. Each step prepares a part of your presence that clients and casting teams commonly ask for.
