The Best Framer Portfolio Templates in 2026
Five Framer portfolio templates from across the marketplace — mostly free, one premium — compared by style and who each one actually fits.
Your portfolio is a pitch, not a gallery
A client scrolling your portfolio isn't just looking at pictures — they're deciding whether you're the kind of person who finishes things properly. Starting from a Framer portfolio template means someone has already solved the pacing and hierarchy problem for you.
We pulled five from across the Framer Marketplace — mostly free, one premium — each suited to a different kind of creative.
1. Viper — by Westhill Studio
Viper is a free portfolio-and-agency template with 175K+ marketplace views — one of the most-used free options out there. The design keeps the focus entirely on your work, with no clutter competing for attention.
Best for: Freelancers and small agencies who want a proven, widely-used free base.
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2. Palmer — by Westhill Studio
Palmer is Westhill Studio's other free entry — more minimal and dark than Viper, with almost no decoration between the visitor and your projects. If Viper feels slightly too busy for your taste, Palmer is the quieter sibling.
Best for: Designers who want the absolute minimum standing between visitors and the work.
Live preview → · View on Framer Marketplace →
3. Glover® — by Fayzora
Full disclosure: this one's ours. Where Viper and Palmer are single-track minimal, Glover® is built to flex across disciplines — it includes an experience timeline and awards section that neither of the free options above has, which matters if your portfolio needs to double as a resume.
Best for: Designers and consultants who want project galleries plus a credentials section in one template.
4. Portfolite — by Framebase
Portfolite is a free, minimal portfolio-and-agency template from Framebase, the same creator behind Landio and several other marketplace regulars. It's built to work equally well as a personal portfolio or a tiny agency's front page.
Best for: Solo creatives who might grow into a two- or three-person studio later.
Live preview → · View on Framer Marketplace →
5. Fabrica — by Anatolii Dmitrienko
Fabrica is the premium pick on this list at $129 — a sleek, monochrome template with 131K+ views, built specifically for creative studios that want a high-contrast, editorial feel. It ships with native CMS filtering on the projects page, which the free options here don't have.
Best for: Established studios that want case-study-heavy project pages with real filtering, not just a static grid.
Live preview → · View on Framer Marketplace →
How to choose
If you want a proven, widely-used free base, start with Viper. If you want it even more stripped-down, Palmer. If you need a timeline and credentials section alongside your project galleries, Glover®. If you might grow into a small studio, Portfolite. And if you want case-study filtering and a premium editorial feel, Fabrica is worth the $129.
All five are fully responsive and customizable inside Framer with no code required.
