Greeniy — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Greeniy is a free 11-page portfolio template for Framer with no CMS. It bundles Gallery, Book, Blog, Service, FAQ, and policy pages for operators who want a fuller small-business site from one remix. Skip it if you need CMS case studies: JORGE is the portfolio pick for collection-backed work. Scan the portfolio shortlist or free Framer templates on the hub when you want side-by-side choices.

Who should remix Greeniy?

Greeniy suits freelancers and small studios that sell booked services, not just pixels on a grid. Photographers, landscapers, wellness coaches, and local creatives who need Gallery, Book, and FAQ in the same project will save time versus stitching pages from three templates. The legal and policy routes help when you take payments or collect leads and cannot skip Terms Condition and Privacy Policy.

Skip if your portfolio is case-study driven and updates weekly. Blog and Gallery are static here, so every new shoot or post means duplicating frames. High-end designers who want a dark editorial reel should remix JORGE instead of fighting Greeniy’s service-business defaults.

What Greeniy looks like

The preview skews bright and approachable, with friendly spacing and sections that can carry before-and-after galleries or service tiers. Typography and components feel tuned for local trust: clear headings, icon-friendly feature rows, and room for testimonial blocks on Home or About. It reads closer to a small business hub than a minimalist art portfolio.

Motion is light so Gallery grids and FAQ accordions stay usable on mobile data. The trade-off is mood. Brands that are luxury, brutalist, or strictly monochrome will rework color and photography before the template feels on-brand. The default story assumes warmth and accessibility.

Pages included in Greeniy

Eleven static pages, spelled as Framer lists them:

• Home: primary offer, highlights, and navigation into Gallery, Service, and Book
• 404: branded missing page
• Terms Condition: terms of use for bookings or lead forms
• Privacy Policy: privacy copy for compliance footers
• Faq: common questions to reduce support email
• Gallery: visual proof of projects or sessions
• About: founder story, credentials, or team intro
• Book: scheduling or appointment call to action
• Blog: article index for updates or tips
• Contact: inquiry form and studio details
• Service: what you deliver and how engagements work

No CMS collections back Blog or Gallery, so plan manual duplicates when content grows.

What is distinctive about Greeniy

• Book route in a free portfolio file. Many portfolios stop at Contact. Here booking has its own page in the map.
• FAQ plus legal pair. Terms Condition and Privacy Policy sit beside Faq for operators who need all three live on day one.
• Eleven-page small-business shape. Service, Gallery, and About together suit local pros more than pure case-study designers.
• Blog shell included. You get an index layout even without CMS, useful for occasional posts.
• Static simplicity. No collection setup for teams that prefer editing frames directly.

Built-in analytics and SEO toggles are Framer defaults. They do not differentiate Greeniy from other free templates.

When to remix Greeniy, and when to skip

Remix Greeniy when you want a credible service portfolio with gallery, booking, and policy pages in one free package and you are fine updating Blog entries by hand. It fits operators who optimize for calls booked, not archive depth.

Skip when CMS case studies are the product. JORGE is the better remix. If you need agency pricing and careers, leave the portfolio lane and open the portfolio shortlist for tighter creative files, or return to free Framer templates to filter by niche.