Top 10 Best Framer Blog Templates
Discover the best Framer blog templates - free and premium options for writers, creators, and publishers to build modern, high-converting blogs fast.
A Framer blog template hands you the parts of a publication that take longest to get right - the post layout, the category and author structure, the newsletter capture, the reading experience on mobile - as a finished Framer template you remix and fill. Connect the CMS, paste in your first posts, and you're publishing the same afternoon.
We picked these ten by remixing them and checking what the CMS actually does, not by scrolling thumbnails. Each was judged on reading experience, how much publishing structure it ships with (categories, authors, search, pagination), how easy it is to restyle, and whether it suits a real kind of blog rather than a generic "articles" placeholder. Where a template is missing a section, a testimonial or FAQ Framer block drops in cleanly.
The table below gives you price, best use, and the one thing each template does that the others don't - free templates first, then paid in ascending price. The breakdowns follow in the same order, and for reading aids no template ships with, our Framer components include a table of contents, progress bar, and light/dark toggle.
Quick Comparison Table
Template | Price | Best For | Standout Feature |
|---|---|---|---|
Memoir - Free Blog & Writing Template | Free | Solo writers and newsletter authors | Sidebar navigation with pinned posts and a scroll progress bar |
Reado - Free Blog & Magazine Template | Free | Magazines that also run a podcast | Podcast section with episode pages, ad slots, and author pages |
Pering - Free News Magazine & Podcast Template | Free | News sites mixing articles and audio | Article and podcast sections in one homepage |
Prive - Free Personal Website, Portfolio & Blog | Free | Freelancers who need a portfolio and a blog | Two CMS collections (Work and Blog) across 8 pages |
Lusia - Free Minimalist Blog & Magazine | Free | Lifestyle bloggers wanting a quiet magazine look | Restrained editorial layout with no clutter to remove |
Kingsley - Personal Blog Template | $39 | Founders and leaders publishing ideas | Editorial layout that makes essays feel curated, not casual |
Sharp - Premium Colorful Portfolio & Blog | $149 | Designers whose blog sits next to their work | 3D transforms on a portfolio-first layout |
Monograph - Premium Blog & Writing Template | $149 | Business and side-project blogs | Auto light/dark mode with global search and category filtering |
Compose - Minimal Blog Creator Template | $149 | Creators building a subscriber list | Native Framer forms to email, webhooks, and Google Sheets |
Scribe - Premium Blog & Writing Template | $149 | Writers and small news teams | Subscribe page and category pages in a 7-page structure |
Memoir - Free Blog & Writing Template
Best For:
Solo writers and newsletter authors building an audience
Type:
Free
Memoir by Hamza Ehsan is a four-page blog that puts everything a reader needs in a sidebar -navigation, featured posts, newsletter signup - and leaves the post itself uncluttered. It comes with a step-by-step video course and three months of Framer Pro, which is unusual for a free remix.
"A reading room, not a landing page."
Why Choose
Memoir
?
• Sidebar keeps the post column clean while everything else stays one click away
• Video course lowers the learning curve for first-time Framer users
• Three months of Framer Pro bundled with the remix
• Hamza Ehsan's templates are among the marketplace's best-sellers, with 10K+ customers
• Simple enough to swap content and publish in an afternoon
Key Features
• Sidebar navigation with featured and pinned posts
• Scroll progress bar on articles
• Tag and category organisation
• Built-in newsletter signup
• Step-by-step video course
• 4 pages: Home, Blog Post, About, Contact
Reado - Free Blog & Magazine Template
Best For:
Magazines and multi-author blogs that also run a podcast
Type:
Free
Reado by Salim from Webestica is the most feature-complete free template here - author pages, CMS categories, site search, read-time counter, social sharing, and ad slots for sponsorships. A dedicated podcast section with episode pages is included and can be removed in a few clicks if you don't need it.
"Everything a small publication needs, at zero cost."
Why Choose
Reado
?
• Author pages make it viable for teams, not just solo writers
• Ad slots mean you can monetise without restructuring
• Podcast system is optional - keep it or strip it
• Creator reports a 100/100 SEO score on PageSpeed
• CMS counters show total posts and episodes automatically
• Webestica maintains a large catalogue, so updates keep coming
Key Features
• Podcast landing page and episode detail pages
• Dynamic Island-style scroll progress bar with table of contents
• Author profile pages
• Fast post search
• CMS categories with detail pages
• Dynamic read-time counter
• Newsletter signup and social sharing
Pering - Free News Magazine & Podcast Template
Best For:
News sites and media brands mixing articles with audio
Type:
Free
Pering by Marcframe is a news-magazine layout with a podcast section built alongside the articles, so audio content gets its own place rather than being buried in a post. It's been on the marketplace since January 2024 and was updated in May 2026, so the basics have been well tested.
"Headlines and episodes, side by side."
Why Choose
Pering
?
• Dense homepage suits a publication posting several times a week
• Podcast and article sections are separate — no hacking a blog to hold episodes
• Two years on the marketplace with active updates
• Marcframe's sibling templates (Denzel, Lusia) share the same design system
• Free, so budget can go toward content instead
Key Features
• News-magazine homepage with multiple story sections
• Dedicated podcast section
• Customisable article layouts
• Category-based content organisation
• Fully responsive across breakpoints
Prive - Free Personal Website, Portfolio & Blog
Best For:
Freelancers and creatives who need a portfolio and a blog in one site
Type:
Free
Prive by Charu Consul is a minimal personal site with two CMS collections - Work and Blog -spread across eight pages. A public changelog shows a theme toggle added in March 2026 and a dedicated contact page in July.
"Portfolio on the left, essays on the right."
Why Choose
Prive
?
• Work and Blog are separate collections, so neither crowds the other
• Public changelog - you can see exactly what changed and when
• Theme toggle added this year without a price change
• Minimal typography adapts to design, photography, or writing
• Eight pages is generous for a free personal site
Key Features
• 2 CMS collections: Work and Blog
• Work Index and Blog Index listing pages
• Light/dark theme toggle in the navbar
• Smooth scroll and subtle motion
• Dedicated contact page (v1.2, July 2026)
• 8 pages: Home, About, Work, Blog, Contact, 404 and CMS pages
Lusia - Free Minimalist Blog & Magazine
Best For:
Lifestyle bloggers and personal brands wanting a quiet magazine look
Type:
Free
Lusia by Marcframe is the restrained sibling of Pering - same creator, but built for a personal blog rather than a newsroom. Plenty of whitespace, magazine-style article cards, and nothing on the page that doesn't help a reader find the next post.
"Magazine polish without the noise."
Why Choose
Lusia
?
• Fewer sections to strip out than a full news template
• Whitespace-led layout lets photography carry the page
• Same design language as Pering - easy to grow into it later
• Suits a solo writer publishing weekly rather than daily
• Free with ongoing updates from an established creator
Key Features
• Minimalist magazine homepage
• Article card grid with category labels
• Clean single-post reading layout
• Personal branding sections
• Responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile
💡 Framer Pro Tip: Before paying for a blog template, remix a free one and set up your real CMS fields - categories, authors, featured image, read time. You'll find out quickly which structures you actually use, which makes the paid options far easier to judge.
Kingsley - Personal Blog Template
Best For:
Founders, leaders, and professionals publishing ideas under their own name
Type:
Premium
Kingsley by NutsDev is built for people whose blog is a personal brand - a clean editorial layout, strong typography, and organised categories that make a collection of essays feel curated rather than dashed off. It's sold through Contra under a single-use licence and was updated August 28, 2026.
"Makes your thinking look considered."
Why Choose
Kngsley
?
• Cheapest paid option here by a wide margin
• Layout designed around essays and lessons, not news volume
• Categories turn scattered posts into a body of work
• Editorial styling reads as credible for a founder or executive
• Recently updated - not an abandoned listing
Key Features
• Editorial-style personal blog layout
• Organised article categories
• Strong typographic hierarchy
• Focused single-post reading experience
• Single-use licence
Sharp - Premium Colorful Portfolio & Blog
Best For:
Modern e-commerce storefronts
Type:
Premium
Sharp by Bryn Taylor is the portfolio he has used himself for over five years - bold colour, 3D transforms, and a CMS that handles both projects and writing. It's tagged as a portfolio template rather than a blog one, so pick it when your work leads and your writing supports it.
"The portfolio that happens to have a great blog."
Why Choose
?
• Used by the creator for his own portfolio, which says something about longevity
• Featured on Godly, Lapa Ninja, and Land-book
• Global colour and type styles make a rebrand a ten-minute job
• 3D transforms add motion without custom code
• Bryn Taylor's templates have 20K+ customers and 1:1 email support
Key Features
4 pages: Home, Project, Blog Post, 404
CMS for both work and writing
Framer 3D transforms
Custom page-load animation
Global style variables
Lifetime updates
Monograph - Premium Blog & Writing Template
Best For:
Business blogs and side projects that want search and filtering built in
Type:
Premium
Monograph by Bryn Taylor is the most functional of his blog templates - automatic light/dark switching based on system preference, dynamic category filtering, and global search across five pages. Horizontal navigation and scroll transforms give it a distinctive feel compared to the usual top-bar blog.
"Search, filter, read - nothing else in the way."
Why Choose
Monograpgh
?
• Global search is rare at this level of design polish
• Category filtering works without plugins
• Light/dark follows the reader's system setting automatically
• Horizontal nav sets it apart visually from other minimal blogs
• Contact page included - most blog templates skip it
Key Features
• 5 pages: Home, About, Contact, Blog Post, 404
• Automatic light and dark mode
• Dynamic category filtering
• Built-in global search
• Horizontal navigation with scroll transforms
• Entry animations on every page
Compose - Minimal Blog Creator Template PRO
Compose - Minimal Blog Creator Template
Best For:
Creators whose main goal is growing a subscriber list
Type:
Premium
Compose by Bryn Taylor is an eight-page blog with a dedicated Subscribe page and native Framer forms that send signups to email, webhooks, or Google Sheets - no third-party embed. Author pages and native CMS pagination make it the right choice of his four if you plan to publish a lot.
"Built to turn readers into subscribers."
Why Choose
Compose
?
• Native forms mean no Mailchimp embed slowing the page
• Author pages support a team without extra design work
• CMS pagination keeps the All Articles page fast at scale
• Vibrant palette stands out among mostly monochrome blog templates
• Widest page set of the four Bryn Taylor templates
Key Features
• 8 pages: Home, About, All Articles, Subscribe, Blog Post, Category, Author, 404
• Native Framer forms (email, webhooks, Google Sheets)
• Native CMS pagination
• Author and category CMS pages
• Layer masks and page effects
• Load-in transitions
💡 Framer Pro Tip: Framer's native forms can post directly to a webhook, so you can route new subscribers to ConvertKit, Beehiiv, or a Google Sheet without embedding a third-party form. If your template uses an iframe embed instead, replacing it with a native form usually cuts a noticeable chunk from page load.
Scribe - Premium Blog & Writing Template
Best For:
Writers and small news teams wanting a classic, minimal publication
Type:
Premium
Scribe by Bryn Taylor sits between Monograph and Compose - seven pages including All Articles, Subscribe, and Category, with automatic light/dark switching but without global search or author pages. It's the pick when you want a conventional, grid-based publication with nothing experimental in the layout.
"The classic blog, done carefully."
Why Choose
Scribe
?
• Conventional grid layout that never gets in the way of the writing
• Subscribe page included for list building
• Reviewer describes it as easy for a Framer beginner to customise
• Sticky scrolling and rich media support in posts
• Same 1:1 support and lifetime updates as the rest of the range
Key Features
• 7 pages: Home, About, All Articles, Subscribe, Blog Post, Category, 404
• System-based light and dark mode
• CMS blog posts and category pages
• Sticky scrolling sections
• Rich media embeds in articles
• Animated page entrances
Conclusion
The right Framer Blog Template can dramatically improve how quickly you launch and how professionally your content is presented.
The free half of this list covers more ground than most people expect: Reado is a full small-publication setup with author pages and ad slots, Memoir is the simplest path for a solo writer, and Prive or Lusia suit anyone whose blog is one part of a personal site.
Move to the paid half when you have a specific need the free ones don't meet. Kingsley is the budget pick for a founder's essays. The four Bryn Taylor templates all cost the same, so choose by function: Monograph for search and filtering, Compose for subscriber growth and author pages, Scribe for a classic publication, Sharp when the portfolio matters more than the posts. Browse the full category on the Framer Marketplace if none of these fit.
