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TemplateForge is a free gallery of open-source website templates from Start Bootstrap and HTML5 UP that you can preview live in the browser. It is for developers, designers and founders who want a starting layout for a portfolio, blog, landing page or admin panel. For each template you can read the licence, open the source, and download a Markdown blueprint of its structure.
Features
Each template is hosted on the site and opens in a working preview, with desktop, tablet and mobile views.
Filter by category such as Portfolio, Business or Admin, search by name or tag, or browse hand-picked collections.
Every template shows its licence (MIT or CC BY 3.0) and links to the original source so you know how you can use it.
Download a .md file that lists the template details, page structure, design system notes and responsive behaviour, ready to brief a build.
How to use it
Browse the templates page or pick a category or collection.
Open a template and switch between desktop, tablet and mobile in the live preview.
Check the licence and source link to confirm it suits your project.
Enter your email to download the Markdown blueprint, then build it in your own stack.
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FAQ
Yes. They are open-source templates under MIT or CC BY 3.0 licences, and previewing them costs nothing. CC BY 3.0 templates need the original credit kept.
No account is needed. Downloading a Markdown blueprint asks for a valid email address, which is remembered in your browser for later downloads.
A Markdown (.md) blueprint describing the template's details, page sections, design system and responsive behaviour. The original template files are available from the linked source.
Yes. The preview lets you switch between desktop, tablet and mobile views.
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