10+ Best Portfolio Templates in 2026

Zolt by Framespark is our own portfolio template, built for people who sell both design and build. CMS-powered case studies sit next to a career timeline, a skills and stack section, services with pricing, and a contact form - the full path from "nice work" to "what do you charge." Dark and light mode included, and it's assembled from the same reusable blocks as the rest of our catalogue.

Portez by Jakke Dea is a grid-based minimal portfolio with pre-built project pages and an SEO-minded structure - quick loading, clear metadata, nothing decorative getting in the way. Updated May 2026.

Refit by JJ Gerrish is a project portfolio for the trades rather than for designers - services, completed projects, testimonials, FAQs, and business stats arranged to turn a homeowner's visit into an enquiry.

Pearl by Dawid Pietrasiak has been free on the marketplace since January 2024 and is still maintained - a clean, minimal creative portfolio with a central CMS for project details, scroll effects, and global text and colour styles for quick rebranding.

Artemis by Neueframe is an editorial-style portfolio with a public changelog - an April 2026 update restructured it to fit the basic plan's single-CMS limit, and May 2026 added a contact form section. That attention to real plan constraints is rare in free templates.

Perform by Adam Sebesta is a personal-brand portfolio for coaches rather than designers - three pages, CMS-managed coaching plans and FAQs, and a beginner tutorial series that gets a non-designer live within a day.

Portavia by oldshen pairs modular project sections and featured-project detail pages with CMS-ready blog layouts - the pick when your portfolio needs a place for ideas, not just deliverables.

Porto by Westhill Studio is a dark-first minimal template that works equally as a personal portfolio or a small agency site - restrained layout, sophisticated tone, and the work carrying every page.

Jorge by Ludovic Losco is the lightest template on this list - a content-first, minimal layout with smooth transitions and an easy-to-edit structure. There's nothing to remove, which is precisely the appeal.

Portfolite by Pranav NB is the free sibling of his paid Fade template - a sleek, minimal portfolio-and-agency layout with the same design sensibility at no cost.

Amber by Thaer Swailem is the only video-first template here - upload mp4 files directly or use optional Vimeo and YouTube players per project, across six pages with two CMS collections for projects and categories. The licence covers unlimited projects, and three months of Framer Pro are included.

Fade by Pranav NB is a strict monochrome agency template - bold typography, structured layout, and a content flow arranged from first scroll to conversion. It's the paid step up from his free Portfolite, under a single-use licence.

Kanso by Thaer Swailem is the most complete structure in the paid half - nine pages, four CMS collections (projects, categories, blog, legal), an optional dark version, and a licence that covers unlimited projects. Three months of Framer Pro included.

Fabrica by Anatolii Dmitrienko is a monochrome studio template with a public changelog going back to launch - the v1.1 release added native CMS filtering on the Projects page, so visitors sort work without plugins. Home, Projects (CMS), Studio & About, Blog (CMS), and Contact/Legal pages are all included.

Viral by Hamza Ehsan - the creator behind Memoir - is a results-focused site for social media agencies: eight pages built to look credible and capture leads, with a step-by-step video course and three months of Framer Pro in the box. Single-use licence.

Arpeggio by Tamas Bodo is a digital agency template with clear case-study structure and a Quick Start Guide - and an Extended Pro option at checkout that unlocks unlimited domains, a fully layered Figma source file, and direct support from the designer himself.