- Webflow Showcase
- The Webflow Showcase is where users publish websites they have built. Cloneable projects are open source and available for use under the CC0 license.
This article answers a common question:
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- Free Webflow templates you can use today, by genre [portfolio, restaurant, asset kits]
- How copyright works for templates and showcases
I build websites in Webflow for a living, earning around ¥300,000/month from it — and this blog itself was originally built on a Webflow template. Here's what that experience says about Webflow templates.
Free Webflow templates you can use today, by genre
First, Webflow has two related features: "Templates" and the "Showcase". The Showcase is where users publish sites they've built. This article covers cloneable showcase projects, organized by genre.
✓ Copyright for templates and showcases
- Cloneable Webflow projects are open source, usable under the CC0 license. Details on Webflow's official site.
>>>Cloneable projects
The just-for-fun spectacular ones are collected in the "6 jaw-dropping showcases" section later in this article.
Portfolio templates
T.RICKS Bubbles
Photos rise continuously like bubbles. Click and hold a photo about three seconds to open its link. For anyone who wants a portfolio with a twist rather than a plain grid.
Time to make it yours: ~3 hours
Even beginners can adapt it in about 3 hours, starting from ready images and copy.
Pros and cons
Pros: the portfolio itself demonstrates technical skill, and it's quick to ship.
Cons: adding original elements means learning how the site is built — you'll be dissecting the bubbles to study the animation and layout.
Indi Harris – one-page personal site
As the name says: a simple one-page portfolio. Light animations still show off skill, your work is easy to feature, and the whole thing is easy to read.
Time to make it yours: ~1 hour
Swap the images and copy and it's yours. The email setup may give you pause, but the work itself is easy.
>>Build a contact form in 5 minutes
Pros and cons
Pros: the simple design is easy to customize, and its readability suits job applications.
Cons: little room for design differentiation. If you don't need your portfolio to stand out visually, this is the one I'd recommend most.
Photographer's portfolio
The most elaborate design of the portfolios here — heavy on animation, demanding real technique. Pull this one off and viewers will assume you can build at a high level.
Estimated work: ~8 hours
Beyond the homepage there's other content and a contact form to adapt, so it takes a while.
Pros and cons
Pros: shipping a site at this level is its own credential, and you'll grow to the point of building new Webflow sites yourself.
Cons: it takes time — and reworking a finished site for originality is genuinely hard.
Restaurant templates
Geoli
A single-page template that converts easily into your own restaurant's site — ideal if the menu is the main thing you want online. Link the Gallery to Instagram and it pairs neatly with your social presence.
Estimated work: ~1 hour
Change the header color, font, and photos and it already feels like your own shop. Stuck on colors? See how beginners can design like a pro.
Pros and cons
Pros: extremely easy to adapt — even first-timers can ship quickly.
Cons: only room for the essentials.
Restaurant Mulberry Street
Also single-page, with tasteful animation. A built-in contact form and Google Map turn visitors directly into reservations. For those who want a slightly fancier design.
Estimated work: ~2 hours
There's a bit more to change — the map, the form — so prep your images before starting.
Pros and cons
Pros: the clean design plus restrained animation differentiates you from neighboring shops as-is.
Cons: beginners can end up in a tangle mid-edit. If that happens, contact us — we do inexpensive rescue work.
Osteria60 - Fine Dining Restaurant
The most elaborate of the restaurant templates, with a proper multi-page structure that holds plenty of information. Clean and clear — for anyone who wants their restaurant presented seriously online.
Estimated work: ~2 days
With this many pages, it takes time — "2 days" assumes all copy and images are final. Considering ordinary site production takes about a week, 2 days is fast. Adapt it all yourself and you'll come out with real skills.
Pros and cons
Pros: a site on par with professional work, with real payoff for customer acquisition and branding — better, frankly, than what agencies charging ¥200,000–400,000 tend to deliver.
If you can supply photos and copy, we also take on the adaptation work from around ¥100,000 — get in touch.
Asset-kit templates
For those who want a highly original site: asset kits. Copy components out of each and combine them into an original site — recommended if you're building from scratch.
Legowerk
Cards 2.0 - Framework/UI Kit
Prospero Ecommerce UI Kit
Bonus: 6 jaw-dropping showcases
Now for six showcases that make you ask "wait, you can build that?" Perfect for calibrating the upper limit of what Webflow can express. (Some are view-only, not cloneable.)
No. 1
The iPhone 12 Pro sales page
A free template modeled on Apple's sales page. With this in hand, building an Apple-caliber cutting-edge site becomes straightforward — a huge shortcut the next time someone says "I want a website like Apple's." The creator also explains the build on video, so learning it from scratch is an option.
No. 2
Windows 95 (not a clone)
By normandurkee
A homepage modeled on Windows 95, the starting point of the IT revolution — except "modeled on" undersells it: this is a full recreation. Not cloneable; "artwork" is the right word.
No. 3
PlayStation 4
By Protocore
Click a game with the mouse and its trailer plays; there's even an account-creation page. Just knowing Webflow can produce something this sophisticated opens possibilities — and this one is cloneable, so you can swap in your own user icons and game screens.
No. 4
The history of anime
By hvinh1
Remarkably, this site uses no scripted animation at all — yet backgrounds change and artwork appears as you scroll, one clever device after another. Visit it; you'll scroll to the bottom before you notice.
No. 5
The Pokémon card page
Hover and Pikachu moves, becoming a Pokémon card — fully 3D, with electric sparks that pop. Customize it and you could place your own character or company mascot the same way (3D character design required).
No. 6
Sunset
By jbergamaschi
Like a game's opening screen: each cloud carries its own slow animation over a deeply layered background. Freely editable — the structure isn't obvious at a glance, but it reveals itself as you poke around. Image-heavy, so slower devices may lag. Perfect for a party landing page or a club event.
Summary: Webflow's template ecosystem runs deep
With even modest Webflow skills, building a website is easy. The real work ahead is learning "designs that perform" — SEO and bookings.
Webflow's free tier covers a great deal. Register and start poking around.
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Frequently asked questions
How does copyright work for Webflow templates and showcases?
Cloneable Webflow projects are open source, usable under the CC0 license. Details are on Webflow's official Cloneable projects page.
What's the difference between Webflow Templates and the Showcase?
The Showcase is where users publish sites they've built themselves. This article covers the cloneable projects among them.
How long does it take to adapt a template into my own site?
Assuming images and copy are ready: about 1 hour for a simple one-pager, around 8 hours for an elaborate portfolio, and roughly 2 days for a multi-page restaurant site.
