Jasmine ® — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Jasmine ® is a free 4-page portfolio template for Framer from an unknown marketplace author. It keeps the sitemap small: a home story, a Featured Works gallery, and both legal pages spelled out on the route list. There is no CMS and no blog. Skip it if you need CMS case studies that grow with every project. JORGE is the better fit for CMS work pages. See the portfolio shortlist or more free Framer templates on the hub.

Who should remix Jasmine ®?

Jasmine ® suits a photographer, illustrator, or studio lead who wants a credible live link this week, not a fifteen-page rebuild. You already curated a hero set of pieces and mainly need a home narrative plus a dedicated works view, with Terms Of Service and Privacy Policy ready for client contracts and ad pixels.

Pass if your site has to carry case-study depth, services, or articles. Four static pages will feel cramped once you want per-project URLs. Pick JORGE when CMS case studies matter. Pick Ferio when one long scroll is enough and legal links can live in the footer only.

What Jasmine ® looks like

The Jasmine Studio preview leans editorial and calm: soft neutrals, confident type, and room for large visuals on Featured Works. It reads closer to a fashion or design studio lookbook than a developer portfolio with code snippets. Transitions are subtle so the work stays center stage when someone opens the link from Instagram or email.

That restraint is a strength for visual disciplines and a weakness for loud personal brands. If your identity depends on neon, glitch, or heavy motion, you will fight the default palette before the first client meeting.

Pages included in Jasmine ®

Four pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: introduces the creative and points visitors into the work
• Featured Works: curated gallery for your strongest pieces
• Terms Of Service: policy page for commercial or licensing context
• Privacy Policy: disclosure page for analytics, forms, or EU visitors

Half the sitemap is legal on purpose. That helps freelancers who need policies live on day one, but it also signals there is no blog, contact page, or CMS project detail in the box.

What is distinctive about Jasmine ®

• Featured Works as its own route. Not buried below the fold on Home; good when you want a shareable works URL.
• Legal pages on the sitemap. Terms Of Service and Privacy Policy are named routes, not footer afterthoughts.
• Four-page ceiling. Fast remix, limited room for pricing, about, or contact unless you add frames.
• No CMS collections. Every project update is a manual layout pass on Featured Works or duplicated detail frames you add yourself.
• Creative category fit. Styled for studio portfolios rather than SaaS or agency service trees.

Platform SEO and analytics tooling ship with Framer everywhere. They are not a reason to choose this file over another portfolio remix.

When to remix Jasmine ®, and when to skip

Remix Jasmine ® when you want a polished creative showcase with policies included and you accept a tiny static sitemap. It is a smart weekend ship if Featured Works matches how you already present on Behance or Dribbble.

Skip it when case studies need their own URLs and CMS fields. Use JORGE. Skip it when you only need one scroll and a contact anchor. Use Ferio. Compare more picks on the portfolio shortlist or browse free Framer templates on the hub.