Scribbled — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Scribbled is a free 2-page portfolio Framer template with static Home and Projects routes and no CMS. Skip it if you need a CMS case study or a 404. Shipped adds both without ballooning the sitemap. More free Framer templates are on the hub, or start with the portfolio shortlist.

Who should remix Scribbled?

Scribbled is for illustrators, lettering artists, and art directors who are showing work, not writing ten-page case studies. You have a handful of client pieces or personal series, you want a homepage with personality, and you are fine updating Projects manually when something new ships. Students building a first online portfolio fit here because the sitemap is impossible to get wrong.

Leave if every project needs metrics, role breakdowns, and CMS-driven detail pages. Product designers selling process will feel cramped on two static routes. Agencies that need contact forms, services, or hiring pages should not start here. If you want one continuous scroll with no secondary page, a one-page portfolio file may feel even simpler than Home plus Projects.

What Scribbled looks like

The name matches the energy: sketch-forward motifs, playful type, and layouts that expect illustration tiles rather than SaaS screenshots. Color can carry more weight here than on dark minimal portfolios, which helps editorial and character work read instantly on a phone feed.

Motion tends toward light doodle accents or section reveals that feel handmade rather than corporate. That helps freelance illustrators signal craft. The trade-off is corporate restraint. A fintech consultant or enterprise UX lead will look off-brand until you strip decorative elements and rebuild sections with sober photography.

Pages included in Scribbled

Two pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: introduction, personality, and navigation into the work grid
• Projects: the portfolio index where finished pieces live

No CMS routes appear in the listing, so each new project is a layout edit or a duplicated frame until you add collections yourself.

What is distinctive about Scribbled

• Two-page sitemap. Only Home and Projects. Fastest path from remix to live for image-heavy work.
• No CMS overhead. You are not maintaining collection fields for a four-piece portfolio.
• Creative-first styling. Assumes illustration grids, not device mockups and KPI callouts.
• Static Projects index. Good when pieces change rarely and you prefer manual control.
• Small file, small nav. Visitors either land on Home or browse Projects, which keeps studio critiques short.

Framer hosting, forms, and breakpoints are platform defaults, not reasons to pick Scribbled over another creative file.

When to remix Scribbled, and when to skip

Remix Scribbled when you want the smallest credible portfolio sitemap and you are happy editing Projects by hand. It is a weekend file for showing art, not operating a design studio.

Skip it when you need CMS case studies or a 404. That is Shipped. Skip it when you need seven pages of editorial depth. Browse JORGE from the portfolio shortlist or return to free Framer templates on the hub.