The Best Framer Photography & Creative Portfolio Templates in 2026
Three Framer photography portfolio templates, free and premium, compared for photographers and visual creatives choosing between genre-flexible and mood-specific layouts.
A photo grid on Instagram is not a portfolio
Algorithms decide what a client sees on social media. Your own site is the one place you control the order, the pacing, and what gets the most room to breathe. A Framer photography template is built to let images carry that weight without any UI competing with them.
1. Photolab — by Real Mehedi
Photolab is a free template with over 76K views, built for photographers, videographers, and content creators across genres — wedding, travel, commercial, fine art. It includes an Albums page and blog on top of the core gallery.
Best for: Photographers who shoot across multiple genres and want one flexible site for all of it.
2. Looma — by Edward
Looma is also free, dark, and more narrowly focused — built with fashion and editorial photography in mind, where a moodier, more minimal frame suits the work better than a bright, all-purpose layout.
Best for: Fashion and editorial photographers who want a moodier, more minimal presentation.
3. Soryn® — by Fayzora
Ours, though built more broadly for visual creatives than photography alone. Soryn® adds a stronger case-study structure than either free option — useful if you need to walk a client through the story behind a shoot, not just show the final images.
Best for: Creatives who want each project presented as a mini case study rather than a plain gallery.
How to choose
If you shoot across several genres, Photolab gives you the most flexible free base. If your work is fashion or editorial, Looma's darker mood fits better. And if you need to tell the story behind each shoot, not just display it, Soryn® is built for that.
