Webflow Templates: 20 Free Sites to Clone (2026)

Twenty free Webflow layouts in this roundup cover agencies, SaaS, portfolios, conferences, and local services. The templates are free to clone. Publishing still uses Webflow's Starter, Basic, or Premium site plans, with design freedom scored 5.0/5 and value 4.0/5 on the Webflow overview.

Table of Contents:

1. Key Takeaways
2. Introduction
3. Why Do Webflow Templates Need a CMS Check Before You Duplicate?
4. Which Clones Pitch Software, Helpdesks, and Hardware Stories?
5. Which Clones Carry Studio Portfolios and Architecture Grids?
6. Which Clones Collect Tickets, Donations, or Service Leads?
7. What Do Webflow Templates Cost After You Clone the Template?
8. Decision Framework
9. FAQ

Key Takeaways

• Webflow's yearly Basic at $15 still ships no CMS, so a collection clone dies at publish even when the demo looks finished.
• AI Chatbot SaaS is a product-launch kit; Cleaning Business is a phone-first lead form. Do not clone the SaaS chrome for a local trade.
• Freelance-tier support is email with a 24 to 48 hour wait, which is a launch-week risk if GSAP breaks after the client domain goes live.

Introduction

The last duplicate I sent a boutique agency producer died on Webflow Basic, because the clone's blog was a CMS collection and Basic does not include one. Freelance Webflow specialists still reach for Webflow templates when the Designer looks done and the plan is wrong.

Match the template to Starter, Basic, or Premium before you rename the classes. According to the Webflow overview, the builder scores 5.0/5, with design freedom at 5.0 and value at 4.0, and it maps boxes onto real CSS for more than 600,000 live sites, including Dell, Disney, and Upwork.

The Editor is on Webflow. Current site plans are on Webflow pricing. I will walk the 20 free templates, the live .webflow.io previews, and the plan that actually publishes a collection.

Why Do Webflow Templates Need a CMS Check Before You Duplicate?

Check the collection list before you fall for the desktop GSAP. Boutique agency producers and freelance Webflow specialists should duplicate only if Premium can host the items, or if the site is truly static and Basic is enough. Starter is a webflow.io sandbox with two static pages, 1 GB of bandwidth, and 50 form submits.

Webflow compiles the canvas into HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. That is the point of how Webflow made no-code respectable for designers: pixel control that still reads as real front-end. A headless CMS this is not. Collections live inside Webflow hosting unless you export.

A single URL with no items still belongs on Carrd. If you are weighing canvas versus canvas, the Framer vs Webflow split is Motion frames versus CSS semantics. Duplicate links below go to our template pages, then to the live preview.

Match the template to the meter:

• Needs CMS items: blog posts, projects, exhibitions, speakers. Requires Premium at $25/mo yearly on Webflow pricing.
• Static pages only: a brochure with no collections. Basic at $15/mo yearly can attach a custom domain.
• One URL, no Designer: skip the clone. Stay on Carrd.

The .webflow.io demo is not a publish license, and a CMS collection on Basic is a folder the plan cannot open.

Non-technical owners often find nesting and inheritance overwhelming rather than helpful. Duplicate anyway and you also inherit the SEO shape of the kit, which is why a free website template can still hurt SEO if every project shares one URL.

Which Clones Pitch Software, Helpdesks, and Hardware Stories?

Hellobot, Conicorn, and Helexa are product marketing sites: pricing tables, integration grids, and demo CTAs. Boutique agency producers should steal those blocks for software clients, not for a studio about page. ElectraX tells a hardware story, and Flux stays a service brochure.

An AI agent versus a chatbot is a product distinction the landing copy often fudges. The landing kit is still a brochure until someone fills the CMS blog that Helexa ships in the demo.

Last month I duplicated Hellobot for a support-tool launch and left Cleaning Business in the folder. The gradient is not a service business.

Clone by job:

• Product landing: AI Chatbot SaaS, AI Helpdesk Landing
• Agency process: AI Agency
• IT brochure: IT Company
• Hardware story: ElectraX Startup

1. AI Chatbot SaaS

Hellobot is a light SaaS homepage: 24/7 automation copy, an integrations grid, multilingual claims, a free-trial button, and a tiered pricing table. Duplicate it for a chatbot or support product, then rewrite the 40-plus language line before a client sees the demo chrome.

• Home, Features, Integrations, Pricing, About, Contact
• Multi-language support copy (40-plus)
• Analytics dashboard chrome
• Free-trial CTA
• Style guide, changelog, terms

AI Chatbot SaaS template · Webflow preview

2. AI Agency

Conicorn sells a process, not a consumer listing: workflow and agent blocks, ROI sections, monthly and annual pricing, team, FAQ, and a strategy-session form. Use it for an automation shop. Skip it for a directory.

• Home, About, Services, Process, Projects
• Integrations page
• Lead form and newsletter
• Testimonials
• Responsive mobile layout

AI Agency template · Webflow preview

3. AI Helpdesk Landing

Helexa is a support-tool launch kit with chatbot and voice-control sections, partner logos, Book a Demo, and a CMS blog already wired. Privacy, refund, and terms pages ship in the template, so the collection is the publish trap, not the policy pages.

• Home, About, Features, Blog, Pricing, Contact
• Chatbot and voice-control sections
• Partner logos
• CMS blog
• Policy and 404 pages

AI Helpdesk Landing template · Webflow preview

4. IT Company

Flux is a quiet IT brochure: service grid, process, stats, pricing, FAQ, newsletter, contact. Treat it as a lead form with a fast-load claim, not a chatbot tour. Basic can hold it if you never add a collection.

• Process, services, and stats
• Pricing and FAQ
• Newsletter and contact form
• Style guide and 404
• Social links

IT Company template · Webflow preview

5. ElectraX Startup

ElectraX is a hardware-mission site: aviation-style visuals, CMS collections, interaction effects, and platform callouts for AI Assistant and A/B testing. Skip it if the product is a helpdesk.

• CMS-ready collections
• Bold visuals and retina assets
• Forms builder
• Custom 404
• Pre-built pages

ElectraX Startup template · Webflow preview

Which Clones Carry Studio Portfolios and Architecture Grids?

These nine templates exist so a studio can publish case studies as CMS items, then hand the Editor to a producer. Portfolio & Agency, Dark Mode Portfolio, and Architecture Studio carry project collections. LeStudio Agency is the editorial structure pick, while Uncommon Portfolio stays quiet on purpose.

Wider portfolio kits across builders also live in the 15 best free portfolio website templates roundup. Come back to Webflow when each project needs its own URL.

A studio clone with no collection list is a PDF with nicer type, because the work never gets its own URL.

Clone by job:

• Designer CMS: Portfolio & Agency, Dark Mode Portfolio, Personal Portfolio, Uncommon Portfolio
• Client-First studio: Boutique Agency, LeStudio Agency
• Architecture and gallery: Architecture Studio, Architecture Portfolio, Museum & Gallery

6. Portfolio & Agency

Showly is a designer and developer kit with skill bars, a project CMS, show-reel video, a career timeline, an FAQ accordion, and a blog collection. Clone it when each case study needs its own URL, then hand the Editor to the producer.

• Home, Project, Blog, Contact
• Skill percentage bars
• Inquiry form
• Style guide, license, changelog
• Custom 404

Portfolio & Agency template · Webflow preview

7. Dark Mode Portfolio

Aluro ships dark and light modes, GSAP, scroll transitions, CMS project listings, and a password-protection page. Use it when the work needs cinema and you will still maintain the collection.

• Dark and light modes
• GSAP and scroll transitions
• CMS project listings
• Lead forms
• Custom 404 and password page

Dark Mode Portfolio template · Webflow preview

8. Architecture Studio

Osvald is a project gallery with status labels, animated counters, interior and documentation services, and ASCII header chrome. Geographic metadata is part of the look, not a map product, so the first phone screen still has to be a building.

• Project gallery and status labels
• Animated statistics
• Architectural and interior services
• Client testimonials
• Anchor navigation

Architecture Studio template · Webflow preview

9. Personal Portfolio

Olivia Dia is a single-creative CMS: home, about, work, contact, awards, testimonials, portrait, and project-year metadata. Built for one person, not a ten-person studio.

• CMS-driven projects
• Expertise section
• Award gallery
• Testimonials
• Explore-all CTA

Personal Portfolio template · Webflow preview

10. Boutique Agency

Profile-X is the Client-First clone I ship to two-person studios: home, about, projects, contact, CMS showcases, stat counters. Finsweet-style class names survive a producer. A mystery nest does not.

• Project CMS
• Stat counters
• Social and email links
• Responsive nav
• License page

Boutique Agency template · Webflow preview

11. Architecture Portfolio

Ratko is a studio kit that feels like one long scroll, then still ships Work, Latest projects, Contact, team, urban planning, interior, landscape, and a lead form. CMS project management is the point, not the accordion services.

• Work and latest-projects pages
• Team and timeline
• Accordion services
• Client logos
• Contact form and hours

Architecture Portfolio template · Webflow preview

12. Museum & Gallery

Modo is a curatorial layout: about, exhibitions, collections, CMS exhibitions, mobile-first type. Photographers and galleries belong here. A SaaS pricing table does not.

• Gallery-style layout
• CMS exhibitions
• Collections sections
• High-quality image structure
• Mobile-first framework

Museum & Gallery template · Webflow preview

13. LeStudio Agency

LeStudio is a dark editorial agency: services, works, blog, contact, CMS portfolio, art direction, branding, print. Clone it when the studio wants structure, not light SaaS chrome.

• Home, About, Services, Works, Blog, Contact
• CMS portfolio collections
• Case-study view
• Privacy, style guide, changelog
• Sitemap and license

LeStudio Agency template · Webflow preview

14. Uncommon Portfolio

Uncommon is a quiet CMS portfolio: marquee text, testimonial slider, process, pricing, team grid. The collection still needs Premium even if the type is calm.

• CMS project collections
• Marquee and slider
• Pricing plans
• Team grid
• Custom 404

Uncommon Portfolio template · Webflow preview

Which Clones Collect Tickets, Donations, or Service Leads?

Organizers and local operators need a schedule, a donation form, or a phone-first contact block. Conference & Events and Tech Conference hold speaker grids and ticket CTAs. Education Website's live demo is Elysian Tennis, a sports academy wearing a generic catalog title.

A donation kit is a form path. Native commerce still caps at 15,000 items and Stripe plus PayPal.

GSAP on Givewell will not replace a click-to-call on a commuter phone if the first screen is a 3D flourish.

Clone by job:

• Tickets and speakers: Conference & Events, Tech Conference
• Donations: Nonprofit Fundraising
• Local leads: Cleaning Business, Renewable Energy, Education Website

15. Conference & Events

Nextconference is a meetup homepage: speakers, workshop schedules, venue energy, ticket pricing, sponsors, newsletter, Discord. Skill-level indicators and member counters already sit on the page.

• Speaker panel
• Schedule blocks
• Who-should-join section
• Newsletter
• Custom 404

Conference & Events template · Webflow preview

16. Tech Conference

Congra is an event product: keynotes, agenda, venue, registration, sponsors, FAQ. Use it when the conference is the product and next month's calendar is a CMS job.

• Keynote profiles
• Schedule and venue
• Ticket options
• Sponsor block
• FAQ

Tech Conference template · Webflow preview

17. Nonprofit Fundraising

Givewell is a GSAP fundraising kit: campaign showcase, donation forms, impact stories, accessibility notes. Treat donation as a form plus Stripe or PayPal, not a 15,000-item catalog.

• Donation forms
• Campaign showcase
• Impact storytelling
• GSAP and 3D transforms
• CSS Grid and components

Nonprofit Fundraising template · Webflow preview

18. Cleaning Business

Cleaners is a trades site: home, about, services, FAQ, testimonials, lead form, and a CMS blog. The blog is why this template wants Premium, not a chatbot hero.

• Service categories
• Testimonials and FAQ
• CMS blog
• Lead form
• Terms and privacy

Cleaning Business template · Webflow preview

19. Renewable Energy

Arvora is an eco brochure: projects, services, mission, CMS blog, team, lead forms. Aimed at green startups and sustainability brands, not a chatbot waitlist.

• About, Services, Blog, Contact
• Project portfolio
• Testimonials
• CMS blog
• Custom 404

Renewable Energy template · Webflow preview

20. Education Website

The catalog title says education. The demo is Elysian Tennis: coaches, locations, programs, court booking, cafe promo, enrollment CTA. Rename the template if you are not a sports academy.

• Coaches grid and locations
• Programs and amenities
• Stats counter and FAQs
• Enrollment CTA
• Court booking copy

Education Website template · Webflow preview

What Do Webflow Templates Cost After You Clone the Template?

These templates are free. Hosting is not. According to Webflow pricing, yearly Basic is $15 per month and Premium is $25 per month.

The Designer is on Webflow. A one-page alternative stays on Carrd. For how those floors sit next to other builders, see the website builder cost comparison.

According to Webflow, Starter is free with a webflow.io subdomain, two static pages, 1 GB of bandwidth, and 50 form submissions. Custom domains start on paid plans, and Basic is for sites that do not need a CMS. Premium adds CMS, site search, form file uploads, and code components. Team is $2,500 per month on an annual contract.

Premium is the collection plan. Basic is a custom domain for pages that never become CMS items.

Enterprise clients get dedicated success managers, while standard and freelance tiers get asynchronous email with 24 to 48 hour response times and no live chat. Native e-commerce caps at 15,000 items and Stripe plus PayPal. Localization is expensive and lacks bulk translation, and code export is the exit Carrd reserves for Pro Plus.

Decision Framework

If you produce client sites in the Designer, audit the collection list before you duplicate, or you will quote Basic for a CMS template. Boutique agency producers should treat Premium as the default whenever Showly, Aluro, or LeStudio show items. Skip a step and the .webflow.io demo lies about what Basic can host.

1. Read the collection list in the demo. If Showly, Aluro, Modo, or LeStudio show project items, budget Premium at $25/mo yearly. If Flux is only static sections, Basic at $15/mo can hold the domain.
2. Name the first screen on a phone. Hellobot must show a product CTA. Cleaners must show a form or a number. Osvald must show a building, not ASCII as the only proof.
3. Name who types next month. I shipped Profile-X (Boutique Agency) to a two-person studio because Client-First class names survive a producer. I also sent a coach to Carrd because they had one URL and no items.
4. Quote Webflow's yearly floors. Starter, Basic, and Premium sit on Webflow pricing. Put those numbers in the estimate so the client does not treat the clone as the live bill.
5. Export versus host. Code export exists. It is extra work. Hosted Webflow is the default unless the contract demands files.

It depends on whether the live site is a collection or a brochure. I still will not put a cleaning homepage on Hellobot because a SaaS pricing table is not a brief.

If two rows fit, pick the preview whose first phone screen matches the job, then confirm the plan on Webflow and Webflow pricing.

Start exploring more launch-ready no-code templates here!

FAQ

What is a Webflow template?

A Webflow template is a prebuilt website you duplicate into the Webflow Designer, then edit as elements, classes, and CMS collections. It already includes layout, interactions, and often forms. You still need a Webflow account to customize and publish, because the site lives on Webflow's infrastructure unless you export.

Are these layouts free to clone?

Yes. Every layout in this roundup is free to clone, including AI Chatbot SaaS and LeStudio Agency. Webflow still charges to connect a custom domain and to raise CMS, bandwidth, and form limits, which is why the clone and the live site are different prices.

How much does Webflow cost to publish a site?

According to the Webflow pricing page, Starter is $0, yearly Basic is $15 per month, and Premium is $25 per month. Team starts at $2,500 per month on an annual contract.

Do I need to know how to code to use a Webflow template?

No. You can clone and edit visually in the Webflow Designer without writing HTML yourself. The canvas still exposes Flexbox, Grid, inheritance, and optional DevLink, so a non-designer will hit a learning curve on nested classes and breakpoints.

Can I use a Webflow template for client work?

Yes. You can customize and deploy these templates for client projects. Confirm Webflow's template and hosting license before you attach a client domain. Watch the plan: a CMS collection on Basic will not publish the way the demo implies.