Levitas — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Levitas is a free 5-page portfolio template for Framer aimed at creative studios, not a case-study CMS. Home, Work, Studio, Privacy Policy, and Terms Of Service cover pitch and legal basics with no Contact or 404 in the bundle. Skip it if every project must be a collection item with a detail template. JORGE covers that job. More free Framer templates sit on the hub, or open the portfolio shortlist.

Who should remix Levitas?

Levitas fits a compact studio that sells motion-friendly brand work: identity systems, campaign art direction, and digital design for clients who judge you on a tight reel. You have a handful of hero projects, a studio story, and you need prospects to grasp capability before they email. Freelancers who call themselves a studio without a team page still work here because Studio carries culture and process.

Pass if your site must publish new case studies weekly from a CMS, or if compliance expects a dedicated Contact route and branded 404 in the first remix. Consultancies that need Services, pricing, and hiring pages will outgrow five routes quickly. For dark CMS portfolios with Archives, start with JORGE instead.

What Levitas looks like

The default presentation is confident and studio-grade: bold display type, high-contrast blocks, and photography that feels campaign-ready rather than dribbble-cute. Whitespace frames the Work grid so logos and key visuals read at a glance. It sits nearer to a boutique branding shop site than to a minimalist photographer scroll.

Animation shows up in service of brand energy, not as a demo reel on every section. That helps creative directors scanning on a laptop between meetings. The fight is flexibility for quiet personal brands. If your identity is soft, editorial, or monochrome-minimal, you will re-theme more than you would on a quieter file like Ferio.

Pages included in Levitas

Five pages, spelled as Framer lists them:

• Home: positioning, selected clients, and a direct path into Work
• Work: project grid or featured cases that prove craft across mediums
• Studio: team, philosophy, and process for prospects comparing shops
• Privacy Policy: legal baseline for analytics, forms, and client data
• Terms Of Service: engagement terms when you sell retainers or project work

Privacy and Terms without Contact is the odd gap. Plan a mailto, embedded form on Home, or add a Contact frame after remix.

What is distinctive about Levitas

• Studio route alongside Work. Many free portfolios stop at Home and projects; Studio gives culture and process a dedicated URL.
• Legal pages in the bundle. Useful for EU or UK studios that need policies live before campaigns run.
• Static Work grid. Fast to ship when projects change rarely; a weakness if you need CMS case studies.
• No Contact or 404 listed. You add inquiry paths yourself or borrow patterns from another remix.
• Five-page cap. Stays inside modest Framer plans; not a fifteen-page agency sitemap.

Platform SEO and responsive breakpoints are Framer defaults, not Levitas-specific selling points.

When to remix Levitas, and when to skip

Remix Levitas when you want a studio portfolio that feels campaign-ready and you accept static project frames plus legal pages out of the box. It matches small shops pitching brand and digital together without agency furniture.

Skip it when case studies must be CMS-driven with Archives and Contact on launch day. That is JORGE. Skip it when you only need one scroll and no Studio page. Ferio is leaner. Compare picks on the portfolio shortlist or browse free Framer templates.