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Framer templates for photographers.

Photographers should start with Still (free), a portfolio for film photographers that sets the work on a contact sheet, with 13 pages and a photo archive CMS. Atrium ($49) mounts your work in gilded museum frames, with a scroll-driven gallery, wall labels and a click-to-open lightbox. You remix either one into a free Framer account and edit it on the canvas by clicking any text or image, no code.

A photography site has one job: get out of the way of the pictures. These templates are built around galleries, big images and quiet type, so the work carries the page.

Every image is a native Framer image fill. Swap the demo shots for your own by double-clicking, connect your domain, and the site is live.

Still

Portfolio · Free

Atrium

Portfolio · $49 ★ Featured

COMMON QUESTIONS

Is there a free portfolio template for photographers?

Yes. Still is free: 13 designed pages, a photo archive CMS and a contact-sheet gallery system, made for film photographers and visual artists. Free templates carry the same license terms as paid ones, including commercial use.

Can I swap the demo photos for my own?

Yes. Click any image on the Framer canvas and replace it, or describe the change to Framer's AI agent. The demo photography is licensed for the demo only, so replace it before launch.

Do I need a paid Framer plan?

Only to connect a custom domain and remove Framer's badge. Editing and publishing on a free Framer link work on the free plan.

Still or Atrium, which should I choose?

Still (free) suits film photographers who want their work on a marked-up contact sheet with a photo archive. Atrium ($49) suits photographers who want each piece in a museum frame with a wall label, plus a lightbox with keyboard browsing, an exhibitions timeline and a journal.