Hey Creator — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Hey Creator is a free 4-page portfolio template for Framer, built around a UGC creator’s pitch to brands. Remix it if your proof is short-form video and a “let’s talk” button. It has no CMS: just Home, Terms And Support, Privacy, and a 404. Skip it if you need a case study per client. JORGE does that with CMS project pages. Want to compare more first? The free Framer templates hub is one click away, and the portfolio shortlist narrows it fast.

Who should remix Hey Creator?

Picture a bilingual UGC creator who gets DMs from brand managers asking for “your media kit.” Right now the answer is a Notion link and three Instagram handles. Hey Creator replaces that with one confident homepage: a name, a promise, a stack of vertical video cards, and a button that opens a conversation. That is the brief this file was built for.

Skip it if you sell to clients who want to read about process, results, and scope. There is no project index and no detail page, so a strategist or motion studio will feel cramped. Photographers and designers with long case studies should start from JORGE. Anyone who wants a single scroll with no legal pages can look at Ferio.

What Hey Creator looks like

The preview opens on a saturated electric blue hero with a huge white headline: “Content that feels real,” with the last word in italic blue. Below it sits a pale, off-white site frame, a floating pill nav, and a fan of phone-shaped video cards at a slight tilt. Think Arc’s friendly confidence rather than Linear’s coolness. Type is a clean grotesque, black on cream, with one accent color doing the emphasis.

That look suits creators because the content is the colorful part. Thumbnails and clips carry the page, and the chrome stays out of the way. The honest fight is the personality: the default copy, the tilt, and the blue are all one person’s brand. Remixing means swapping every card and re-checking contrast once your own footage goes in, and a creator in a dark or luxury niche will rework more than the text.

Pages included in Hey Creator

Four pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: the whole pitch. Intro, video proof cards, and the contact call to action live here, which is why the preview nav shows Work and About links without separate pages behind them.
• Terms And Support: a ready page for usage terms and how brands reach you after a deal. Rare on a creator file.
• Privacy: a policy shell so a contact form or newsletter signup is not launched bare.
• 404: a branded dead end.

Two of the four pages are legal and support, so the real sitemap is one page plus safety nets. That is a feature if you want speed and a limit if you want depth.

What is distinctive about Hey Creator

• Vertical video cards. The hero is built for phone-shaped clips, which matches how UGC is actually delivered. Most free portfolios assume landscape case-study images.
• Terms And Support page. Useful if you license content or set revision rules with brands. Few free portfolios ship it.
• Single-page pitch. Everything a brand manager scans in thirty seconds sits on Home. It cuts clicks, but there is no place to hide a longer story.
• Light, friendly mood. Blue and cream feel approachable, not agency-cold. A fit for lifestyle and tech reviews, a stretch for finance or luxury.
• No CMS. New clips mean editing the page by hand. Fine for ten pieces, tedious for fifty.

Framer’s own SEO, analytics, and breakpoint tooling come with the platform. They are not a reason to pick this file.

When to remix Hey Creator, and when to skip

Remix Hey Creator when you are a creator whose proof is a reel and a rate card, and you want a site live this week. The author is listed as Unknown on the marketplace, so there is no track record to point to. Judge it by the preview, which is tidy and specific rather than generic.

Skip it when the work needs room to explain itself. That is JORGE, with a Works index and CMS case study pages. If you are still shopping, go back to the portfolio shortlist or the full set of free Framer templates. The remix button sits in the sidebar of this page.