Oblo — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Oblo is a free five-page portfolio template for Framer aimed at creatives who sell services, show selected work, and keep a simple blog alive. There is no CMS. Home, Service, Portofolio, Blog, and Contact are static routes you edit frame by frame. Skip it if you need CMS case studies and repeating project detail. JORGE covers that depth on yoframer. More free Framer templates sit on the hub, or start with the portfolio shortlist.

Who should remix Oblo?

Imagine a brand designer who takes three retainer clients, ships identity work monthly, and writes occasional process notes for LinkedIn. They need a services page that explains packages, a gallery that feels curated, and a blog that does not require a headless stack. Oblo matches that rhythm: enough routes to look like a real studio, not so many that updating the site becomes its own job.

Walk away if every new project needs its own URL, filters, and CMS fields. That buyer should remix JORGE instead. Walk away too if you only want one long scroll for recruiter traffic. A one-page portfolio file will ship faster than maintaining Service and Blog routes you never update.

What Oblo looks like

The Oblo demo reads clean and gallery-forward: generous whitespace, bold type for project titles, and imagery blocks that expect full-bleed shots rather than tiny thumbnails. Service and Contact pages reuse the same calm palette so the site feels like one system when a client clicks from Home to pricing questions.

Motion is present but not noisy. Transitions help project grids feel intentional without stealing focus from the work itself. The honest fight is the Portofolio label itself. Framer lists the route with that spelling, so your nav and internal links should match the typo or you will confuse collaborators who compare the page list to the live menu.

Pages included in Oblo

Five routes, named exactly as Framer lists them:

• Home: positioning, featured work teasers, and the path into services or contact
• Service: what you offer, how engagements run, and the proof that backs your pricing story
• Portofolio: the curated work index where case thumbnails and short outcomes live
• Blog: an editorial index for updates, process posts, or launch notes you publish manually
• Contact: inquiries, social links, and form-driven lead capture for new projects

Static pages stay quick to edit when you swap copy each quarter. If you later need dozens of repeating case studies, plan a CMS collection or move to a CMS-first portfolio remix rather than cloning frames endlessly.

What is distinctive about Oblo

• Five-route creative map. Ships Service, work gallery, blog, and contact without jumping to a twelve-page agency file.
• Portofolio route spelling. Matches the marketplace page list, typo included, so your sitemap stays honest in Framer.
• Blog plus gallery combo. Supports writers who still show visual work, not bloggers-only or gallery-only files.
• Static-first maintenance. No collections to schema when you just need five polished pages.
• Service page included. Many portfolio templates stop at work and about. Oblo assumes you sell packages, not only pretty pictures.

Platform SEO toggles and responsive breakpoints ship with Framer. They are not differentiators for choosing Oblo over another creative portfolio.

When to remix Oblo, and when to skip

Remix Oblo when you are a creative freelancer or small studio that needs services, a work index, occasional posts, and contact on separate URLs, and you are fine updating projects manually inside frames.

Skip it when your pitch depends on CMS case studies, filtered archives, and repeating project detail pages. JORGE is the yoframer path for that job. Still weighing portfolio shapes? Return to the portfolio shortlist or the free Framer templates hub.