Choosing a website template can feel overwhelming when there are so many options. The best template is the one that fits your type of site, your content and your platform. This guide groups our templates by use case so you can find a strong starting point quickly.

All templates mentioned are available on the Quix Studio store. Browse the full collection for current availability, platforms and pricing.

How to choose the right template

Before you look at designs, answer three questions:

• What is the site for? A product, a portfolio, a service business, a store or a blog each needs a different structure.

• Which platform do you prefer? Webflow, Framer or Figma. Check that the template is available for it.

• How much content do you have? A content-heavy site needs strong CMS and blog layouts.

Then check the essentials: responsive layouts, clear typography, easy-to-edit sections, a license that matches your use and good documentation.

Best templates for software and SaaS

SaaS sites need to explain a product quickly, show features and move visitors to sign up. Look for strong hero sections, feature grids, pricing tables and clear calls to action.

• Gaxta: a clean software and SaaS layout for product launches.

• Biodex: a modern SaaS template with structured feature sections.

Best templates for portfolios

A portfolio should let your work speak. Look for large image layouts, simple navigation and project pages that are easy to update.

• Jaxon: a personal portfolio with a bold, minimal feel.

• Marphy: a portfolio template for designers and developers.

• Edison: a refined portfolio layout for showcasing recent projects.

• Michael: a personal portfolio with a professional look.

Best templates for agencies and creative studios

Agencies need to build trust: services, case studies, team and contact options. Look for project showcases and strong social proof sections.

• Enfold: a creative agency template that highlights selected work.

• Oracle: a creative agency layout with a confident visual style.

Best templates for mobile apps

App landing pages focus on screenshots, features and download buttons. Look for device mockups and clear store links.

• Appio: a mobile app template with modern product sections.

• Mensta: a mobile app layout for launches and feature showcases.

Best templates for blogs and content sites

Content sites need readable typography, category filters and a well-organized CMS.

• Press Hub: a blog and publishing template for news and articles.

• Cloud.lab: a blog and additional-pages template for content-focused teams.

Best templates for e-commerce and professional services

• Snikei: an e-commerce layout built around product presentation.

• Greenora: a template for professional services and local businesses.

What to check before you buy

• Preview the live demo on desktop and phone.

• Check which pages are included, such as pricing, blog, contact and legal.

• Confirm the platform and file format you need.

• Read the license, especially if you will use it for client projects.

• Think about customization: how much of your brand and content will fit the structure?

Free or paid?

Free templates are a good way to learn and to test an idea. Paid templates usually offer more pages, better support, cleaner structure and regular updates. If your website represents your business, a paid template is often worth the small cost.

Can I use one template for many projects?

It depends on the license. A single-project license covers one project. If you build sites for clients or plan many projects, an All-Access or agency plan with unlimited projects is usually better value. Check the license page for exact terms.

Find your template

Every template in our collection is designed to be responsive, easy to customize and quick to launch. Browse all templates, filter by category and platform, and pick the one that matches your idea. Or get All-Access and use every template, now and in the future.