
Template Awards highlights Framer templates with a clear idea, strong execution, useful structure, and a real point of view.
We are not trying to rank every template on the internet.
We are building a curated editorial layer for creators who care about craft, usability, positioning, and the small decisions that make a template feel ready to buy.
“A great template saves time, explains itself clearly, and makes the buyer believe they can launch faster.”
Template Awards Team
what winners get
Each winner is treated like an editorial feature, not just another template screenshot.
Featured placement
Editorial breakdown
Creator visibility
Winner badge
Long-term archive
Social feature
standards
A good template should help the buyer move faster. It should feel easy to understand, easy to customize, and easy to imagine as a real website.
Generic landing pages with no clear audience
No position
Templates that only look good in the hero section
Surface only
Over-designed pages that are hard to actually use
Low utility
Poor mobile responsiveness or messy structure
bad build
Visual experiments with no buyer use case
no market

process
No complicated system. No random popularity contest. Just a focused editorial review for Framer templates.
01 / submit
Send your template
Submit the Framer template link, creator name, category, and a short explanation of who it is for.
02 / review
We check the fit
We look at the template from both sides: as a design piece and as a product someone might buy.
03 / shortlist
Strong entries are shortlisted
Templates with clear use cases, polished execution, and buyer value move into the weekly review list.
04 / selection
One winner is selected
The winner is chosen based on clarity, usefulness, Framer quality, commercial value, and overall taste.
05 / feature
The spotlight goes live
The selected template receives a editorial feature, winner announcement, badge, and archive.
Submit your template
We review Framer templates every week. If your work has a clear audience, strong execution, useful structure, and a real point of view, it deserves to be seen.


