Open a Figma website template and the pages are already there: layouts built from components, auto layout and styles, waiting for your content. You duplicate the file, swap in your own text and images, then publish it or hand it to a developer.
What you’re holding is a design, not a live site. Every template still needs a way to get published, whether that’s Figma Sites, Webflow, Framer or plain code.
Finding a file takes about a minute. Figma’s 2025 Form S-1 counts over 250,000 Community resources (templates, plugins and assets) built by creators and partners, so the real work is judging license terms and build quality before you download anything.
Figma Website Templates
These are complete website files rather than single sections, which makes them useful for judging page structure before you commit to a layout.
Positivus Landing Page Design
A modern, editable UI kit or template for landing pages, dashboards, or web design projects. Ideal for startups, SaaS, and product teams.
Whitepace – SaaS Landing Page
A modern, editable UI kit or template for landing pages, dashboards, or web design projects. Ideal for startups, SaaS, and product teams.
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A modern, editable UI kit or template for landing pages, dashboards, or web design projects. Ideal for startups, SaaS, and product teams.
Blocks – Wireframe
A modern, editable UI kit or template for landing pages, dashboards, or web design projects. Ideal for startups, SaaS, and product teams.
UI Dux
A modern, editable UI kit or template for landing pages, dashboards, or web design projects. Ideal for startups, SaaS, and product teams.
E-commerce Website Template (Freebie)
A modern, editable UI kit or template for landing pages, dashboards, or web design projects. Ideal for startups, SaaS, and product teams.
Full E Commerce Website UI UX Design
A modern, editable UI kit or template for landing pages, dashboards, or web design projects. Ideal for startups, SaaS, and product teams.
UIHut – UI Kit, Illustrations, 3D Assets
A modern, editable UI kit or component collection designed for web dashboards, marketing sites, or eCommerce experiences.
Shopping Website
A modern, editable UI kit or component collection designed for web dashboards, marketing sites, or eCommerce experiences.
MNTN – Landing Page
A modern, editable UI kit or component collection designed for web dashboards, marketing sites, or eCommerce experiences.
Landing Page Kit – Free 13 Landing Pages Collection for UI UX Design
Landing Page Kit – Free 13 Landing Pages Collection for UI UX Design – A modern, editable UI kit or web template ideal for SaaS platforms, marketing websites, or onboarding flows.
Form Builder Components
Form Builder Components – A modern, editable UI kit or web template ideal for SaaS platforms, marketing websites, or onboarding flows.
Travel Website Landing Page
Travel Website Landing Page – A modern, editable UI kit or web template ideal for SaaS platforms, marketing websites, or onboarding flows.
FREEBIES-Landingpage-LaslesVPN
FREEBIES-Landingpage-LaslesVPN – A modern, editable UI kit or web template ideal for SaaS platforms, marketing websites, or onboarding flows.
Registration UI templates (Sign up/Log in)
Registration UI templates (Sign up/Log in) – A modern, editable UI kit or web template ideal for SaaS platforms, marketing websites, or onboarding flows.
70+ Free Footer for web design | Components
70+ Free Footer for web design | Components – A modern, editable UI kit or web template ideal for SaaS platforms, marketing websites, or onboarding flows.
Car Rent Website Design – Pickolab Studio
Car Rent Website Design – Pickolab Studio – A modern, editable UI kit or web template ideal for SaaS platforms, marketing websites, or onboarding flows.
Steam Redesign
Steam Redesign – A polished and ready-to-edit UI design or component kit ideal for product mockups, SaaS apps, or dashboards.
SaaS & App Website I Saasto
SaaS & App Website I Saasto – A polished and ready-to-edit UI design or component kit ideal for product mockups, SaaS apps, or dashboards.
Ecommerce Website Design
Ecommerce Website Design – A versatile Figma resource for designing marketing sites, UI kits, dashboards, or mobile experiences.
Forms / Desktop & Mobile
Forms / Desktop & Mobile – A versatile Figma resource for designing marketing sites, UI kits, dashboards, or mobile experiences.
Saas Landing Pages
Saas Landing Pages – A versatile Figma resource for designing marketing sites, UI kits, dashboards, or mobile experiences.
Grids Layout for Website
Grids Layout for Website – A versatile Figma resource for designing marketing sites, UI kits, dashboards, or mobile experiences.
101+ Free Website Headers for web design v1.2
101+ Free Website Headers for web design v1.2 – A versatile Figma resource for designing marketing sites, UI kits, dashboards, or mobile experiences.
Website FAQ Accordions Figma Template | BRIX Templates
Website FAQ Accordions Figma Template | BRIX Templates – A versatile Figma resource for designing marketing sites, UI kits, dashboards, or mobile experiences.
Website of architects – free website
Website of architects – free website – A versatile Figma resource for designing marketing sites, UI kits, dashboards, or mobile experiences.
Headers and Footers
Headers and Footers – A versatile Figma resource for designing marketing sites, UI kits, dashboards, or mobile experiences.
What Figma Website Templates Are and What They Are Not
A template here means a set of finished page layouts (home, about, pricing, contact) with components, auto layout and styles already applied. Duplicate the file, swap in your content, then hand it to a developer or publish it through a site builder.
It’s a design, not a working site. Most buyers miss that, and it’s the point that separates a Figma template from nearly everything else sold under the word “template”.
A website template file gives you full pages laid out for desktop, tablet and mobile. UI kits and builder themes get mistaken for it all the time. A UI kit is only isolated buttons, cards and form fields, with no page structure. A builder theme is a working Webflow, WordPress or Framer site with code behind it.
Some sellers pair a Figma file with a live version of the same design. Pawel Gola’s product pages say outright when the Framer or Webflow version is not included, so read that line before paying.
Building from a blank canvas means learning how to design a website in Figma from scratch first. A good template has already spent that layout time.
Freelancers and founders mostly want speed, either pitching faster or launching without hiring anyone. Agencies reuse one file across clients, which is where licensing gets tricky.
Which Type of Figma Website Template Fits Your Project?
Page count and content growth should drive the pick. A one-page offer and a portfolio with a blog need different files.
A landing page file is the smallest starting point, usually one long frame repeated at desktop, tablet and mobile widths. Everything else adds pages around that core.
By project type
A portfolio file usually comes with home, work, case study, about and contact pages. SaaS files lean on a hero, feature blocks, a pricing table, integrations and a sign-up page. Ecommerce files cover home, category, product and cart screens, but that’s storefront design only, since checkout logic comes from a platform. Blog files need an article list, a single post, and author and category pages.
Page count varies a lot. Pawel Gola’s Arik portfolio file lists 9 page layouts, including Home, Services, About, Pricing, Work, Work Single, Blog and Blog Single, for $29.
One BeadyLab agency file on Creative Market is a single page: an intro, six case studies, testimonials and a contact block.
If the content will keep growing, pick a file that includes single-item frames such as “Work Single” and “Blog Single”. Those frames become the repeating page types once the design moves into a CMS.
Wireframe kit or finished design
A kit built on wireframe layouts supplies grey boxes and placeholder text, so page structure gets settled before any visual decisions. A finished design file arrives with type, color and imagery already chosen.
If a client still has to approve structure, the wireframe kit is the safer start. The finished design makes more sense when the brand already sits close to the template’s look and speed matters most.
Where to Find Figma Website Templates, Free and Paid
Figma Community is the first stop for free files, while marketplaces and component libraries cover paid and larger sets. The table below shows where each source fits.
| Source | Price model | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Figma Community | Free and per-file paid | Trying files before buying |
| Figma Sites template gallery | Included with Figma Sites | Publishing without leaving Figma |
| ThemeForest | Per item, per site | Large catalogs of full site designs |
| Envato Elements | Monthly subscription | Teams that use many templates |
| Relume, Untitled UI | Free tiers, paid libraries | Component-based page building |
Figma Community puts free and paid files side by side. Paid Design files show only their first page until purchase, per Figma’s Help Center, so the free preview is the only chance to inspect how the file is built.
The Figma Sites gallery appears when you create a new Sites file, and the same templates show in the Templates and tools tab of the file browser, according to Figma’s Help Center.
ThemeForest’s Figma listing counted 3,110 website templates at the time of writing (October 2026). Creative Market sells per item under Personal, Commercial and Extended Commercial tiers, and UI8 focuses on UI kits and design systems.
Envato Elements swaps per-item pricing for a subscription. Its licenses are project-specific: each download is registered to a project, and the license stays valid for those registered uses after the subscription ends.
On the component side, TechRadar’s May 2024 review counts over 1,000 human-designed components in Relume for Figma and Webflow, and Relume’s update notes say a site generated in Relume can be imported into Figma Sites through its Figma plugin. Untitled UI ships a free Figma kit that can be duplicated for unlimited personal or commercial projects (license agreement updated June 2026).
A lot of designers hit the same snag with free files. The cover image promises a full site and the file holds three frames. Open the preview, count the pages, and look for tablet and mobile frames before duplicating anything.
Can You Use a Figma Website Template Commercially?
Usually yes, but the license attached to the individual file decides. Figma sets a default for Community files, and every seller can add terms on top.
Free Community files
Free files are published under CC BY 4.0 by default, according to Figma’s Help Center. Commercial use is allowed, and credit to the creator is required.
It is not a public domain license, and creators can attach additional license types.
LicenseOrg’s Figma Community guide says no blanket license exists and every file needs checking, while Figma’s own documentation names CC BY 4.0 as the default for free files. Both readings hold up, because creators can add terms, which means the file page has the final word.
Paid Community files
Buyers of a paid file can share its contents with up to five editors, per Figma’s Help Center.
Paid files use the Community Paid Resource License, and creators cannot offer commercial files under any other terms. Reselling or redistributing the file is off the table. Since Figma is not a party to the license, a dispute sits between buyer and creator.
Marketplace and seller licenses
ThemeForest’s Regular License covers one end product for yourself or one client, and it’s transferable to that client. No resale as stock. Charging end users requires the Extended License. BRIX Templates also works per end product, with one commercial license each and sharing allowed for direct collaborators on the same product.
Creative Market runs Personal, Commercial and Extended Commercial licenses, and the Commercial one covers up to 5,000 end products for sale, but not native apps, web apps or games. Untitled UI allows unlimited personal and commercial projects on both the free and PRO Figma kits, with one exclusion: you can’t build a website builder from its components.
Read together, the terms show that license scope follows the seller, not the marketplace. Pawel Gola’s Arik file allows unlimited projects, while BRIX and ThemeForest cap each license at one end product.
One client needs only a single end product license. An agency reusing a file across clients needs one license per site, or a seller that grants unlimited projects.
ThemeForest’s Extended License does not change that. Theme vendors document it as covering end products that charge users, still one project each.
How to Check a Template File Before You Download It
A well-built template file has auto layout on its frames, components with variants, variables or styles for color and type, tablet and mobile frames, readable layer names, and enough text contrast. A file that fails the first two will fight every edit you make.
Auto layout and components
Frames that use auto layout adjust when content is added, removed or resized, according to Figma’s Help Center. Each child is set to Hug contents, Fill container or Fixed, and a Fixed layer keeps its size whatever the parent does.
Select a card and read the right panel. A card set to Fixed width is the first thing to break when you paste in a longer heading.
Buttons, navigation bars and cards should be components with variants for hover, active and mobile states.
For Figma Sites, look for component sets with desktop and mobile variants. Sites inserts the variant that matches each breakpoint automatically, per Figma’s Help Center.
Variables and styles
Open the variables modal before anything else.
You want colors applied through variables or styles instead of hard-coded hex values, and spacing and corner radius tied to number variables. Modes for light and dark, or for desktop, tablet and mobile, are a bonus.
Figma’s Help Center states that the number of modes per collection depends on your plan. Count the modes in the file if you are on a free account.
Responsive frames and grid
Every page needs desktop, tablet and mobile frames built from the same components. A file with one desktop frame per page has skipped the hardest part of the work.
Check that the frames sit on a consistent grid system, because margins and column counts drive how sections reflow. In Figma Sites, breakpoints mark the screen widths where a layout changes.
Layer names and handoff readiness
Names like “Frame 482” look harmless inside Figma. Webflow’s Figma plugin converts every layer name into a class, so those names end up in the published site’s CSS.
The Dev Mode inspect panel also shows layer names and applied styles to developers, per Figma’s Help Center. Clear names for sections, cards and buttons pay off on every publishing path.
Contrast and fonts
WCAG Success Criterion 1.4.3 sets a minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text, according to the W3C.
Run the template’s palette through a contrast checker before building on it. A lot of stylish files fail on pale grey body text, so test color contrast on the actual text layers.
Fonts need the same scrutiny. Google Fonts install free under open licenses, while paid typefaces need their own license before a client site goes live.
How to Customize a Figma Website Template Step by Step
Work in this order: duplicate the file, set fonts, set colors, replace images and copy, edit the main components, then test every width. Styles and components carry each change through the whole file, so the order saves you rework.
- Click Open in Figma on the Community page, and Figma adds a copy to your drafts with “(Community)” appended to the name.
- Set fonts through text styles. Updating a style updates every layer that uses it.
- Set colors through variables. Change the source variable once and every alias follows.
- Swap the placeholder photos for your own or a free source such as Unsplash, then paste in real text instead of filler.
- Change buttons, cards and navigation at the main component, not instance by instance.
- Resize each frame with the real content in place and fix whatever breaks.
Duplicating comes with catches, both from Figma’s Help Center. You cannot duplicate Community files while browsing as a team or organization admin, and changes the creator publishes later never reach your copy.
If the template’s typeface is missing, add the font to Figma before touching styles. In Figma Sites, a text style also looks identical at every breakpoint until you customize it for each one.
When a card needs a change, edit the main component so every instance follows. Detached instances keep their old design, which is how half a page ends up out of sync.
How Do You Turn a Figma Template Into a Live Website?
You can publish from Figma Sites, import into Webflow or Framer, convert to code with a plugin, or hand the file to a developer through Dev Mode. Which one fits depends on whether the site needs a CMS, custom code or hosting outside Figma.
| Route | How it works | Main limit |
|---|---|---|
| Figma Sites | Paste the design, publish from Figma | Beta CMS, limited SEO control |
| Webflow | Figma to Webflow plugin syncs layers, variables, styles | Auto layout required, no variants |
| Framer | Plugin copies layers, paste on canvas | Fonts not imported |
| Code plugins (Anima, Locofy) | Generate React, Vue or HTML from frames | Messy files give messy code |
| Dev Mode handoff | Developer inspects specs and snippets | Needs a developer, not on Starter plan |
Publishing with Figma Sites
Figma Sites was released in open beta at Config 2025, per Figma’s Help Center. Templates appear when you create a new Sites file, and Community Design files come in through copy and paste.
Build the breakpoints first, since edits to the primary breakpoint cascade to the others. Publishing happens from the left sidebar, and if it fails, you fix whatever the Publish modal flags. Custom domains are the fiddly part. Figma’s Help Center lists up to 10 on Professional plans and unlimited on Organization and Enterprise, though limits can change after 2025, and a June 2026 reply from Figma staff on the Community Forum says a Full seat is needed to manage domains.
The CMS reached public beta on November 20, 2025, according to Figma’s forum announcement and Builder.io, with collections, CMS pages and CMS lists. Builder.io’s overview also lists missing checkout, no plugin or API integration, and limited control over head tags, redirects, schema markup and sitemaps.
Webflow and Framer
On the Webflow side, the Figma to Webflow plugin only syncs frames that use auto layout. Variants are not supported, so separate frames become separate components, and large pages sync better a few sections at a time, per Webflow’s documentation.
Framer works differently. You copy layers with the Figma to HTML with Framer plugin, then paste on the canvas. Fonts do not come across, so non-standard typefaces fall back to a default.
Auto layout decides how cleanly layers arrive in both tools. Framer’s documentation recommends importing smaller selections, replacing fonts after the import, and reviewing layout, assets and responsive behavior on the canvas.
Code plugins and Dev Mode handoff
Code conversion produces a starting point, not a finished site.
Anima was Figma’s launch partner for Dev Mode and generates React, Vue or HTML from inside the inspect panel. Locofy converts frames to React, Next.js, Vue or HTML, and its own guide blames messy overlaps and inconsistent layer structures for messy components. For WordPress, LogRocket’s walkthrough drops Anima’s exported HTML into a theme, or moves the layout into a page builder such as Elementor. In Dev Mode itself, developers read specs and autogenerated snippets, and designers mark frames ready for dev.
Plugins that turn Figma into code reward file hygiene more than any setting. The cleaner the layers, the cleaner the components that come out.
Dev Mode suits a project with an existing codebase and a developer on hand. A clean handoff to developers means marking frames ready for dev and annotating whatever the inspect panel cannot show.
Figma Sites suits a static marketing page. Webflow or Framer make more sense when content will grow or forms are needed, and Dev Mode fits when a developer owns the build. Count each live site as one end product, whichever route publishes it.
When a Figma Website Template Is the Wrong Choice
A template is the wrong choice when the site needs working commerce, guaranteed accessibility or a look no shared file can give. The file is a design, so anything dynamic gets built somewhere else.
Static layouts, not a working site
One Figma Sites ecommerce template on Gumroad ships 10+ pages for 25 euros, including product, cart and thank-you screens.
Figma Sites has no built-in checkout or ecommerce, according to Builder.io’s overview, so the cart page is a picture of a cart.
Treat every ecommerce template as storefront design only. Checkout comes from a commerce platform or custom code.
Conversion and accessibility gaps
Code conversion has limits of its own. Locofy’s guidance names messy overlaps and inconsistent layer structures as causes of poor output.
Accessibility is a separate gap. Figma Sites offers tags, alt text, landmarks and ARIA properties, yet Figma’s Help Center says not to rely on it for legal compliance.
Sources disagree on how much the tooling catches. An early UX Collective write-up reported no warning about missing alt text before publishing, while a December 2025 Figma forum thread describes accessibility call-outs on images without alt text.
A platform update between the two is the likeliest explanation, which is why web accessibility testing stays with whoever publishes.
Template, custom design or Figma Make
A Figma website template gives you a fast start, ready-made page structure and a low price. What you also get is a look shared with every other buyer, static output and license caps.
Custom design hands you full control over structure, brand and accessibility, but it’s the slowest and costliest route.
Figma Make turns a prompt or an attached Figma design into a working prototype or web app, and it can add a backend. That backend needs a connected Supabase project, and output quality follows the quality of the prompt and the input design.
A template is the right call when speed matters and the content is static. Custom design earns its cost when the brand is the product, and Figma Make suits a working prototype better than a marketing page.
Figma Website Templates FAQ
How do I find only free templates in Figma Community?
Open Figma Community, search for website templates, then set the “Paid + Free” dropdown in the filter menu to Free.
Check each file’s page afterward, because creators can add license terms of their own.
Do you need a paid Figma plan to publish a template with Figma Sites?
Yes. According to Figma’s Help Center, publishing a site requires a Full seat on a paid plan. The Starter plan can create Sites files but has no Sites publishing, and Dev, Collab and View seats can only view site files. Education plans include one published site on the default subdomain.
Webflow and Framer routes depend on those platforms’ plans instead. Check Figma’s pricing page for changes since.
Can I resell a Figma website template after editing it?
Usually no. Paid Community files and most marketplace licenses bar reselling or redistributing the file, edited or not.
Free files under CC BY 4.0 are the exception in principle, since the license allows sharing and adapting with credit, unless the creator added stricter terms.
Can a beginner use one without design experience?
Yes, for light edits like swapping text, photos and colors. Figma says its Sites templates and blocks suit people who have never built a website or used Figma Design.
Some sellers still warn that a firm grasp of Figma is needed to edit their files fully, so read the product page first.
Making a Template-Based Site Look Like Your Own
A template stays recognizable when only the logo and copy change. The layers that carry identity are the typefaces, color variables, photography and the hero layout, so those are what to replace.
Start with typefaces and text styles, then move to color variables and photography, and leave hero and section layout for last. Styles and variables update the whole file in one edit, while layout changes touch auto layout and every breakpoint.
Marketplace and Community licenses commonly expect what you ship to be meaningfully different from the template you bought. Figma’s Community Paid Resource License and Envato’s definition of an end product both point that way, so differentiation is often a license condition, not only a design preference. Check the terms on the file you use.
The cost is time, since every layout change spends hours the template saved. A deeper grasp of Figma variables keeps the first two steps cheap.
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