Studio Flow — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

Studio Flow is a free ten-page portfolio template for Framer with CMS-backed Project and Insights detail pages, dual homepage variants, and a full studio sitemap through Contact and 404. Remix it when you pitch retained creative work and need collections for case studies plus thought leadership. Skip it if you only want one homepage scroll or a solo portfolio without studio furniture: JORGE is leaner for case-study sellers. Compare CMS-ready files on the CMS shortlist or browse free Framer templates.

Who should remix Studio Flow?

Studio Flow targets boutique agencies and design studios that sell capabilities, not just pretty grids. You might run brand, web, and campaign work, need a Projects index that scales, and want Insights posts for SEO or recruiting without bolting on a separate blog product. Home A and Home B let you A/B positioning or hand one variant to a partner white-label.

Skip if you are a solo freelancer who only needs Works plus Contact. Ten pages and two home variants add review overhead. Skip if retainers, pricing tables, or hiring pages are non-negotiable in the RFP. Formix Co is the better agency-depth pick when those routes are part of the deal.

What Studio Flow looks like

The preview skews studio-modern: confident sans type, structured sections for services and outcomes, and project imagery in disciplined cards. Capabilities reads like a menu of engagements rather than a vague About wall. The overall tone is closer to a mid-size creative consultancy site than to an art-school portfolio.

Transitions and hover states stay professional, not flashy, which helps when enterprise clients forward the link internally. The honest fight is choosing between Home A and Home B: stakeholders may ask why two homes exist, so pick one as primary and archive the other early to avoid duplicate SEO paths.

Pages included in Studio Flow

Ten pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home A: primary studio positioning with hero, proof, and project teases
• Home B: alternate homepage layout for a second narrative or vertical test
• About: studio story, principles, and team-facing credibility
• Capabilities: structured list of what the studio delivers
• Projects: index of work leading into CMS case studies
• Project CMS: detail template bound to the projects collection
• Insights: article or note index for studio publishing
• Insights CMS: long-form insight layout tied to CMS entries
• Contact: new business inquiries and location or social links
• 404: branded missing page for launched domains

Project CMS plus Insights CMS is the reason to remix this file instead of a static six-pager.

What is distinctive about Studio Flow

• Two homepage variants. Test positioning without rebuilding from blank.
• Dual CMS templates. Separate collections for projects and insights articles.
• Capabilities page. Surfaces services explicitly, not buried in About copy.
• Ten-page studio map. Room for publishing and proof without a pricing or careers stack.
• 404 included. Safer for custom domains than leaving Framer defaults exposed.

Framer-hosted SEO and analytics are table stakes. They are not differentiators for Studio Flow.

When to remix Studio Flow, and when to skip

Remix Studio Flow when your studio already writes case studies and occasional insight posts, and you want both wired to CMS on day one. Pick a primary homepage, connect collections, and treat Capabilities as the page sales uses in outbound.

Skip when you are one person with a tight portfolio: JORGE does CMS case studies with fewer pages. Skip when the RFP demands pricing and team grids: Formix Co fits better. Still deciding? Use the CMS shortlist or the free Framer templates hub.