Ebora — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Ebora is a free 11-page portfolio template for Framer with no CMS. Remix it when you want About, Project, Blog, Service, legal pages, and even a Changelog route, plus two homepage variants (Home and Home2). Skip it if case studies must live in a collection. JORGE is the CMS portfolio pick. Browse more free Framer templates on the hub or start with the portfolio shortlist.

Who should remix Ebora?

Ebora fits a solo creative or tiny studio launching a personal brand site where every page is hand-edited. You already have project shots, a services blurb, and a few blog posts ready to paste in. The dual home frames let you A/B a hero direction with a stakeholder before you delete the loser.

Walk away if your work multiplies every month and you refuse to duplicate frames. Agencies selling retainers and packaged pricing will outgrow the static Project page fast. Developers who want a changelog fed by Git should not pretend this page replaces automation. For dark CMS case studies, remix JORGE instead.

What Ebora looks like

The preview reads clean and portfolio-forward: generous whitespace, neutral backgrounds, and type that keeps project titles readable on a phone. Imagery carries the personality, which helps if your brand shifts seasonally without rebuilding components. Motion stays polite, mostly fades and small moves, so the file feels closer to a Notion doc with photos than to a scroll-heavy agency reel.

The default mood is calm and general-purpose. Loud color systems or brutalist type will fight the spacing. You will also spend time picking between Home and Home2 unless you commit early and delete the spare frame.

Pages included in Ebora

Eleven static routes, named exactly as Framer lists them:

• Home: primary landing with hero, work teasers, and contact prompts
• Home2: alternate homepage layout for testing a second story arc
• About: bio, process, and credibility blocks for the person behind the work
• Project: showcase layout for selected work without a CMS collection
• Blog: index-style page for articles or updates you add manually
• Service: explanation of offers, scope, and how engagements start
• Contact: form or direct inquiry path for new leads
• 404: branded dead end when a link rots
• Changelog: timeline page for product or studio updates
• Privacy Policy: legal boilerplate frame you still need for ads and forms
• Terms Conditions: terms frame to pair with privacy for compliance

Home plus Home2 is the unusual pair. Most free portfolios ship one landing.

What is distinctive about Ebora

• Two homepage variants. Home and Home2 let you compare narratives before you cut one.
• Changelog route. Rare on free portfolio files; useful if you ship often and want a dated log.
• Blog plus Service on one sitemap. Supports both thought leadership and packaged offers without CMS.
• Legal pages included. Privacy Policy and Terms Conditions save a late-night scramble before launch.
• Eleven pages, zero CMS. Everything is canvas edits, which is fast until content volume grows.

Framer SEO, analytics, and breakpoint tooling ship with the platform. They are not reasons to pick Ebora over another portfolio file.

When to remix Ebora, and when to skip

Remix Ebora when you want a broad portfolio sitemap today and you are fine updating projects by hand. The Unknown author profile points to Teconce on Framer; treat this as a community starter, not a studio flagship system.

Skip it when case studies must scale in a CMS. That is JORGE. Skip it when you only need one scroll and a contact footer. Pick a lean one-pager from the portfolio shortlist or return to free Framer templates on the hub.