Free Framer templates worth using

Why I give some templates away

Twelve of my Framer templates are free. Each is a complete site with its own pages, CMS and interactions, made for one kind of business.

I give them away because a free template is the clearest way to show how I build. If you like working with one, you might come back for a paid one or a custom site. If not, you still got a good site.

What free means here

The template costs nothing. You remix it into your own Framer workspace and it’s yours to edit. Hosting is separate: Framer is free on a framer.website address, and a paid plan is needed for your own domain. Templates with more than two CMS collections need Pro at $30 a month once you connect a domain. The Framer pricing guide lists which of my templates need which plan.

For AI and SaaS products

Cirro is a complete site for an AI or tech company, set in a soft 3D sky instead of the usual dark dashboard. Soap bubbles trail the cursor, and each user role gets its own demo. It has 12 pages, including pricing, a changelog and integrations.

Kernal is the dark one, for AI infrastructure, agent platforms and developer tools. Live ASCII art ripples and warps as the cursor moves, next to a terminal hero and product mockups that look real.

Kova Agent is for AI customer support startups. Inbox rows, chat messages and voice waveforms build themselves as the page scrolls, so visitors watch the product work.

Kestrel Suite is for software companies that sell more than one product. Mail, Agents and Docs each get a page, and the product screens are real Framer layers you can edit row by row.

For portfolios and résumés

Quota DE is for design engineers, people who design in Figma and build in code. Case files lead with the outcome, and there’s a playground for small experiments.

Quota GTM is a résumé site for GTM engineers. It leads with your four strongest numbers, and each case file shows the problem, the build and what it moved.

Playmat TCG turns a designer’s portfolio into a trading card game. Visitors tear open a foil pack to find your card, then browse projects in a binder.

Homescreen is for UGC creators. The site looks like a desktop, windows fold into the dock, and a price builder lets brands put a package together.

Quota DE, Quota GTM and Homescreen also come with an AI skill that fills the site in from your CV or your details.

For studios and agencies

Knack is for marketing studios that sell on results. Cream paper, heavy type and one red accent. Results print as a receipt, and the whole page points to one offer, a free audit.

MATTER Mono is a monochrome studio portfolio. One home page tells the whole story, from selected work to team and FAQ.

Veyra Studio is a dark, high-end site for agencies and freelancers, with pages for services, work, a blog and a start-a-project form.

For events

Halflight Fest is for music festivals and concert series. Big condensed type and a hot orange accent give it a gig flyer feel. Artists live in the CMS, with set times and stages picked from dropdowns.

A free template should still be a whole site.

How to check a free template before you use it

1. Open the preview on your phone. If the phone version looks like an afterthought, move on.

2. Look at the CMS. The parts you’ll update often, like posts or projects, should be collections. Hand-built pages for each one will slow you down.

3. Send the contact form. Make sure it works and shows a success state.

4. Count the collections. More than two means Pro once you add your own domain.

5. Check it fits your business. A good template for the wrong kind of business will fight you at every step.

How to use a Framer template

1. Open the template page and click the remix link. Framer copies the project into your workspace.

2. Swap the logo, colours and fonts in the styles panel, so every page updates at once.

3. Replace the demo copy and photos, page by page.

4. Fill the CMS collections with your own posts, projects or listings.

5. Publish to a framer.website address, then connect your domain when you’re ready.

When a paid template makes more sense

My paid templates cover businesses with more specific needs: a wedding with an RSVP form, an agency with property listings, a hotel with villas and activities, a therapy practice with clinicians and services. If one of those is you, it will save you more time than a free template you have to bend. They’re all in the template library.

Are these Framer templates really free?

Yes. There’s no charge for the template. You only pay Framer if you want a paid plan for your own domain.

Can I edit everything?

Yes. Once you remix it, every page, style and CMS item is yours to change.

Can you set up a free template for me?

Yes. Template Setup is $249 and works with any of my templates. I put in your brand, copy and images and connect the domain.

Pick one from my templates, or start a project if you’d rather have something made for you.