Free Website Templates
Complete website templates you can use for free, commercially too. Every one is free on Framer, and Zelda and Medonix are free on every platform, Figma file included.
What is free here, and what is not
Nineteen complete website templates are free as Framer builds: you edit them in Framer's visual editor, without writing code, and publish from there. Two of them, Zelda and Medonix, are free on every platform: Webflow, HTML, Next.js and Astro too, and their Figma files. For the rest, the Webflow, code and Figma versions are paid. There are no WordPress, Wix or Squarespace templates in the catalogue at all.
Free does not mean a cut-down version. These are the same templates, built the same way, as the ones we sell; the only thing they cost is an email address for a free account.
Free templates by kind of site
- Portfolios and photography: Obliq, Formix, Brandora, Egnis and Golden Flash. More, free and paid, under portfolio templates.
- Agencies and marketing studios: Mariq, Puchix, Clavo and Zelda. The full range is under agency templates.
- SaaS and startups: Trenox for trading and crypto, Lenkrio for AI products, Medonix for medical software, Trackeo for travel platforms and Virion as a general SaaS start. See SaaS templates.
- Local and service businesses: TitanPipe for roofing and home services, Oldage for elderly care, Greencore for agriculture, Earthon for sustainability and Slateon for rental property. See business templates.
What you need to use one
- A free Waida Studio account. Every template link on the site sits behind one, free templates included.
- A Framer account, which is free to start. Choosing Remix free copies the template into it.
- No code. Text, images, colours, fonts and layout all change in Framer's editor.
- A paid Framer site plan only when you want the site on your own domain. Until then it can live on a free Framer subdomain.
Free Framer templates walks through the remix step by step, including what to change first.
Free or premium?
Start free if the site fits one of the kinds above and you want to judge the work before spending anything. Look at the paid catalogue when you need a platform other than Framer (Zelda and Medonix aside), an online shop, or a bigger build. Premium vs free templates sets out the trade-offs honestly, including where free is the right answer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these website templates really free?
Yes. Nineteen complete multi-page sites, with no trial period and nothing removed. You can use them for personal and commercial work, client sites included.
Do you have free Webflow, HTML or WordPress templates?
Yes, two: Zelda and Medonix are free on Webflow, HTML, Next.js and Astro as well as Framer, Figma file included. The rest of the free set is Framer only, and there are no WordPress templates in the catalogue.
Can I download a free template as files?
For Zelda and Medonix, yes: their HTML, Next.js and Astro versions are free downloads with a free account. The other free templates are Framer builds, which are remixed into your Framer account rather than downloaded.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Everything in a Framer template changes in Framer's visual editor: text, images, colours, fonts and layout.
Why do I need an account for a free template?
Every template link on the site sits behind a free account, free ones included. It takes an email address and nothing else, and no card.
Can I use a free template for a business or client site?
Yes. The licence covers personal and commercial work with no limit on the number of projects. You cannot resell or redistribute the template itself. No credit or attribution is required.