THF — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

THF is a free one-page portfolio Framer template from Unknown (Aditya Ari Setiawan on Framer) for creatives who want selected work, bio, and contact on a single Home scroll without CMS collections. Skip it if you need CMS-backed Works and Work Page routes for case studies. JORGE covers seven portfolio pages with project collections. More free Framer templates sit on the hub, or open the portfolio shortlist.

Who should remix THF?

THF fits freelancers and students who are overdue on a portfolio refresh and only have a handful of strong pieces to show. Think product designers sharing three UI shots, illustrators linking Behance highlights, or photographers who want one URL for email signatures before a conference. You can swap imagery and type in an afternoon because nothing depends on collection schemas.

Walk away if each project needs its own URL, long write-ups, or a Services menu clients can click before booking. That is JORGE territory. Pass if you want the most remixed one-scroll benchmark on the directory; Ferio is another honest one-page pick when you prefer a bolder default palette.

What THF looks like

The preview reads clean creative portfolio: generous whitespace, card or grid slots for work, and typography that keeps attention on thumbnails rather than chrome. Mood sits between a minimal Dribbble profile and a small studio landing, closer to Notion simplicity than a dark editorial file like JORGE. That helps when the visitor is scanning quickly on a phone between meetings.

Motion stays restrained so images load the story, not scroll tricks. The honest fight is depth. Everything lives on Home, so long case studies fight the one-scroll rhythm unless you trim copy hard or link out to PDFs.

Pages included in THF

One page, named as Framer lists it:

• Home: hero intro, selected work grid or cards, skills or tools, and contact or social links on one scroll

Because there is only Home, plan your narrative order before you paste assets. Duplicate the work section in Framer if you need more rows without adding routes.

What is distinctive about THF

• True one-page portfolio scope. No fake multi-page map; the listing is honest about a single route.
• Creative-first section rhythm. Sized for visual work, not SaaS feature rows or nonprofit donation flows.
• No CMS dependency. Launch day is copy and media swaps, not collection wiring.
• Lightweight sitemap for link-in-bio use. One URL covers intro, proof, and contact for outbound.
• Portfolio niche label. Filters correctly in the directory instead of a generic landing tag.

Responsive breakpoints and form components are Framer platform tooling. They are not reasons to pick THF over another one-page portfolio remix.

When to remix THF, and when to skip

Remix THF when you need a credible portfolio URL this week and one scroll matches how you actually sell today.

Skip it when case studies need their own pages and CMS updates. Choose JORGE instead. Skip it when you want the directory’s most proven one-page benchmark with heavier motion defaults; compare Ferio on the portfolio shortlist or return to free Framer templates on the hub.