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Creative Agency Website Template

A dark, confident studio site: a glowing hero, services in a bento grid, numbers that count up, a draggable team carousel, a featured client story, an editorial journal and a giant wordmark footer that ends with "Let’s talk".

One page keeps everything on a single scrolling page. The 8-page website opens all its pages in the editor: Home, Services, Work, About, Contact, Journal, Article, Privacy.

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The complete Creative Agency Website template: Floating Pill Navbar, Centred Gradient Hero, Bento Grid Features, Animated Stats Counters, Case Study Showcase, 3D Scroll Carousel, Team Carousel, Testimonial Spotlight, Editorial Post List, Floating Social Share Bar, Big Wordmark Footer, Back to Top Button, Cursor Follower (Blend Mode Circle)

Creative Agency Website Template — Patreon, Editable, Export HTML

Creative · One page or 8 pages · 13 sections · Plus Jakarta Sans + Inter · Responsive · GSAP animation

Updated October 20, 2026

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Multi-page version

Pages in the 8-Page Creative Agency Website Template

Home (index.html): 9 sections, the home page
Services (services.html): 4 sections
Work (work.html): 3 sections
About (about.html): 4 sections
Contact (contact.html): 2 sections
Journal (journal.html): 1 sections
Article (article.html): 1 sections
Privacy (privacy.html): 1 sections

What's included

Sections in the Creative Agency Website Template

Floating Pill Navbar: A modern floating header: a dark, frosted-glass pill that hovers a little below the top of the page, with the logo, centred links and a bright CTA
Centred Gradient Hero: A centred, dark landing page hero with soft glowing gradients drawn in CSS: a small eyebrow, a large headline, supporting text, two buttons, a reassurance note and an optional wide product screenshot that rises from the bottom of the section
Bento Grid Features: A modern bento box grid on a dark background: cards of different sizes arranged in a tidy mosaic, each with an icon, title and text, and any card can carry a screenshot
Animated Stats Counters: A row of key numbers that count up from zero as the section scrolls into view, under a centred heading
Case Study Showcase: A featured project section for agencies, consultants and software companies: each case study is a wide card with a project image beside the client, an industry tag, a headline that states the result, a short summary, up to three key metrics, a client quote with name and role, and a link to the full story
3D Scroll Carousel: A scroll-driven 3D carousel, also called a coverflow or cylinder carousel, in four styles: Cylinder ring, Coverflow, Tilted stack and Arc
Team Carousel: A team section with personality: tall portrait cards in a horizontal row, each with the person’s name and role over a soft gradient at the bottom of the photo
Testimonial Spotlight: One customer story, told big: a large quote that reveals line by line, the customer’s photo with their name, role and company, and a row of result stats (like "3× faster reporting") with a link to the full case study
Editorial Post List: An editorial post list for studios, writers and design-led brands: each post is a wide row with the date, category, a large title and an arrow
Floating Social Share Bar: A floating social share bar that takes no space in your layout
Big Wordmark Footer: A bold, modern footer: a closing call to action with a button at the top, a row of links and social icons in the middle, and your brand name as a giant wordmark across the full width at the bottom, revealed letter by letter with GSAP SplitText
Back to Top Button: A floating scroll-to-top button that appears after the visitor has scrolled down a distance you choose and glides back to the top of the page when clicked
Cursor Follower (Blend Mode Circle): A circle that follows the mouse across the whole page and inverts or recolours the text and images under it with a CSS blend mode

Checklist

What a creative agency Website Needs

Your best work first, with the result each project delivered
A services list that matches the projects you want to win
One or two named client quotes, not a wall of logos
Numbers you can prove, such as years, projects or clients
A contact page that asks for scope, budget and timeline

About this template

A Free Creative Agency Website Template You Can Edit Online

A dark, confident studio site: a glowing hero, services in a bento grid, numbers that count up, a draggable team carousel, a featured client story, an editorial journal and a giant wordmark footer that ends with "Let’s talk".

Use it as one scrolling page, or as a 8-page website (Home, Services, Work, About, Contact, Journal, Article, Privacy) sharing one navbar, footer and theme. The one-page version is built from 13 sections of the Website Section Templates library and opens in the free Website Builder, where you can change every word and image, swap sections, set your own colours and fonts and export the finished site as clean HTML pages. The page is responsive, accessible and animated with GSAP, with content that stays visible without JavaScript.

The template ships with a Plus Jakarta Sans and Inter font pairing and a colour theme suited to creative agency websites; switch to any Google Font, upload your own, or apply your brand kit in one click.

Extras included

Extras Built Into the Creative Agency Website Template

Beyond the standard sections, the Creative Agency Website template includes 3 extras that you can edit, move or remove in the builder.

Back to Top Button: a floating back to top button that appears after the visitor scrolls, so a long page is easy to leave and return.

Cursor Follower: a circle that follows the cursor and inverts the page beneath it with a blend mode, adding a bold, playful touch.

About Us & Our Story: an About us section on the About page with the studio's story, headline numbers and values.

Each extra has its own page in the free Website Section Templates library, where you can try its settings on their own before you use it here.

Make it yours

How to Get the Most From the Creative Agency Website Template

A creative agency website sells taste before it sells services, so this dark template lets the visuals lead. A bold gradient hero introduces the studio, a bento grid of cards shows services and standout work at different sizes, a row of counters backs it with numbers, a team carousel shows the people, one large client quote adds proof and a latest-articles list keeps the site fresh. The multi-page version adds Services, Work, About and Contact pages so each has its own address for search.

Swap in your own work and write each card as a result, such as the brand, the audience and the outcome, rather than only a client name. Keep the services to what you want to be hired for, use the counters for numbers you can stand behind, and make the contact page ask for scope, budget and timeline so the enquiries you get are ones you can answer. The dark theme suits design, motion and development studios; change the preset if your brand is lighter. A case-study showcase gives two flagship projects their own cards with the result, three key numbers and a client quote.

Who it’s for

Best For

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Design and branding studios
A ready-made starting point for design and branding studios, with real copy you can adapt in minutes.
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Digital and marketing agencies
A ready-made starting point for digital and marketing agencies, with real copy you can adapt in minutes.
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Development shops
A ready-made starting point for development shops, with real copy you can adapt in minutes.

Step by step

How to Use This Template

  1. 1
    Open the templateClick “Use as one page” or “Use as 8-page website” to load it in the Website Builder. Your current website is kept in Saved.
  2. 2
    Make it yoursClick any section to change its text, images and links; upload your logo and photos.
  3. 3
    Set your brandPick colours and fonts in the Theme tab, or apply your saved brand kit.
  4. 4
    Adjust the pageAdd sections from the library, drag to reorder, duplicate or remove what you don’t need.
  5. 5
    Export and publishDownload the ZIP (one HTML file per page for the multi-page version) and upload it to Netlify, Vercel or any host.

Got questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Your best work and a one-line description of who you help. Visitors decide in seconds whether the studio is right for them, so lead with a strong project and make the contact button easy to find.

Yes. The bento grid, team carousel and article list are repeatable: add, duplicate and reorder items and upload an image for each. In the multi-page version you can also add pages from the Pages tab, for example one per case study.

Yes. Change the studio name to your own, shorten the services list and use the personal tone in the About page. If you want a page built around one person, the Personal Portfolio template is a closer fit.

Six: Home, Services, Work, About, Contact and a Privacy page. They share one navbar, footer and theme, and the exported ZIP has one HTML file per page with a shared stylesheet.

The Creative Agency Website template is a Patreon template. Anyone can preview and edit it for free. Exporting and forking it are for Patreon supporters ($3 a month, with a 7-day free trial), who enter the supporter passcode once; designs you make with it can then be used in personal and commercial work. No attribution is required.

Click “Use this template” to open it in the free Website Builder. Click any section to change its text, images and links, change colours and fonts for the whole page in the Theme tab, and add, remove or drag sections to reorder them.

Both. Use it as one scrolling page, or as a 8-page website (Home, Services, Work, About, Contact, Journal, Article, Privacy) that opens with every page in the editor. The pages share one navbar, footer and theme, and the menu links to every page automatically. Add more pages (About, Pricing, Contact, Blog and others) or remove any you don’t need in the builder’s Pages tab.

Yes. As one page you get a ZIP with index.html and an assets folder. As a 8-page website you get one HTML file per page (index.html, services.html, work.html, about.html, contact.html, journal.html, article.html, privacy.html), a shared styles.css and script.js, and an assets folder with your images, then upload it to any web host. Links between pages also work when you open the files from your computer.