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Cedar is designed for tech companies focused on product information and documentation. Its homepage showcases essential details, while integrated support sections enhance content flow. The template prioritizes readability with a straightforward typography approach, allowing users to customize fonts in Site Styles, making it ideal for businesses seeking a structured online presence.

What Mycelium isMycelium is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 templates, built on Fluid Engine and styled as a small print shop for a landscape photographer. The demo is dark and quiet: near-black backgrounds, a red accent, lower-case type and moody photographs of Icelandic coastlines, riverbeds and hot springs. The old listing on this page described a four page portfolio with Home, About, Portfolio and Contact pages; the actual demo is three pages and the middle one is a shop. If you want to sell prints from a minimal, image-led site, this is one of the few free Squarespace templates built around that.What it doesThe pages in the demo are Home, Prints and Contact. Home is a full-bleed image page with a short line of copy and a link into the shop. Prints is a standard Squarespace store page with six sample products, each a landscape print with its own product page, price field, variants and add to cart button, so you inherit a working checkout rather than a gallery pretending to be one. Contact is a simple form page. There is no About page in the demo, no blog and no portfolio collection; the shop grid does the job of the portfolio. Because it is Fluid Engine, every section is drag and drop, and the dark palette, red accent and type all live in Site Styles.Who it suitsLandscape, fine art and travel photographers who want to sell prints, illustrators and printmakers with a small catalogue, and anyone who wants a dark, image-first store with very little chrome. It works as a side shop for a photographer whose main portfolio lives elsewhere, and it scales to a few dozen products before the single grid starts to feel crowded.One honest caveatSelling anything on Squarespace needs a Business plan or higher (Personal does not include commerce), and Business takes a transaction fee on top of card processing; if you plan to sell more than a handful of prints a month, price the Commerce plans first. The demo also has no About page, so you will build the story of who you are yourself, and the dark palette only works with strong, consistent imagery. Print fulfilment is not part of the template: Squarespace's built-in commerce handles orders, but printing and shipping is your problem, or a print-on-demand extension's.SetupMycelium is free and included with every Squarespace plan, but you need Business or above to take payments. You choose it when you start a new site, or preview the demo and click to start from it. There is no licence to buy and nothing to install. Squarespace 7.1 does not let you switch templates on an existing site, so if you already have a 7.1 site you would start a fresh trial from Mycelium and move your content across. Plan for one to three hours to replace the six demo products and the home and contact copy, plus time to connect a payment processor and set up shipping.Related guideSee how Mycelium compares with paid designer templates in my roundup of the best Squarespace templates for photographers, or browse the templates for photographers collection and the full Squarespace templates list. If you are weighing a free Squarespace template against a designer template, read my guide on how to choose the right Squarespace template.

Quinn offers photographers a focused approach with its clean layouts and dedicated gallery options. Designed for Squarespace 7.1, it prioritizes readability and minimalism, allowing your images to shine. This template is ideal if you manage multiple services or locations, ensuring your design remains cohesive without excessive duplication.

Bubbles offers a fresh layout for professional service providers, featuring customizable bubble graphics that enhance engagement. With a clean and organized structure, this Squarespace 7.1 template makes it easy to display services, gather testimonials, and connect with clients. Perfect for consultants looking to establish a polished online presence without complex setup.

Maru is designed specifically for fashion and beauty brands, featuring intentional layouts for product displays and lookbooks. The Squarespace 7.1 framework prioritizes brand imagery and structured editing, allowing you to focus on showcasing your products without starting from scratch. Perfect for those seeking a visually cohesive online presence.

Galena focuses on showcasing fashion and beauty products through its intuitive display and lookbook layouts. The template prioritizes readability with clear typography and organized spacing. Ideal for brands wanting a robust visual presence, it allows for easy adjustments in Site Styles, making it a suitable choice for Squarespace 7.1 users in this niche.

Alameda is tailored for fashion and beauty brands, emphasizing product displays and lookbook layouts in Squarespace 7.1. With a focus on readability, this template allows for easy customization of typography and spacing. Ideal for showcasing collections, the layout is designed to enhance brand imagery and create a cohesive visual experience across inner pages.

Designed for fashion and beauty brands, Barbosa offers dynamic product displays and elegant lookbook layouts. This Squarespace 7.1 template emphasizes brand imagery with structured inner pages, allowing you to focus on content rather than layout. It's ideal for those prioritizing visual storytelling in their online presence.

What Brower isBrower is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 Fluid Engine templates, and it is a food blog, not a restaurant site. The homepage is a masonry Blog collection with fourteen sample posts, the About page introduces "a food knowledge sharing community", and Contact is a single page. The old listing on this page described a restaurant template with menus, bookings and galleries; that was wrong. There is no menu page, no reservations block and no gallery in the demo.What it doesThe homepage blog uses Squarespace's masonry layout with author, date, excerpt and a Read More link on each card, so a food writer or recipe developer can publish straight into a layout that already handles mixed image heights. Each post is a normal blog post with categories, tags, comments and sharing available in the settings. The About page is a plain Fluid Engine page with text and imagery (the demo photography was shot at the New York restaurant Buvette), and Contact is ready for a form block. A newsletter sign up sits in the footer for building a list. As with every Squarespace template, fonts, colours and spacing are edited in Site Styles.Who it suitsFood writers, recipe bloggers, restaurant critics, cookery teachers and small food communities who want the writing front and centre. It is also a decent base for a cafe or bakery that mainly wants a journal and a contact page, provided you are willing to add the commercial pages yourself.One honest caveatIf you run a restaurant this is the wrong starting point. There is no menu block, no reservation or table booking integration, no opening hours section and no gallery in the demo, and the homepage being a Blog collection means the first thing visitors see is your latest post rather than a hero with your location and hours. All of that can be built, but at that point another Squarespace template will get you there faster.SetupBrower is free and included with every Squarespace plan. Start a trial from the Squarespace templates page, choose Brower and the sample posts are loaded for you to replace. No licence and no install. The footer newsletter block needs a storage connection such as Squarespace Email Campaigns or Mailchimp before it will collect addresses, and Commerce or custom code need a Core plan or higher.Related guideBrowse the templates for food and drink brands sub-collection or the full Squarespace templates collection, and read my guide on how to choose the right Squarespace template before settling on a free one.

What Burger Flip isBurger Flip is a Squarespace 7.1 template designed by Square Templates Club and sold through the SquareKicker template store. It is a loud, playful restaurant site: big type, bold colour blocks, food photography at full width and copy written for a burger joint. The old listing on this page claimed an integrated reservation system and pages called Reservations and Promotions. Neither exists in the demo. What you actually get is a six page restaurant site built around a menu, an events page and a deals section, so I have rewritten this from the vendor page and the live demo.What it doesThe demo has Home, About, Events, Menu and Contact pages plus a Menu Inner page that acts as the layout for individual menu categories (chips, ribs, salads and so on). Across those pages there are 16 sections: six hero variants, a deals hero, two services layouts, a text and image block, a full width image, a reviews section, an events section, a menus grid, a menu item layout, a contact section and the footer with a newsletter sign up and social links. The template uses SquareKicker's sticky sections and scroll effects on around twenty blocks, which is what gives the demo its movement, and you can mix and match the pre-designed pages and sections through the SquareKicker Template Engine.Who it suitsBurger bars, fast casual restaurants, food trucks, takeaways and any food and drink business that wants a site with personality rather than a quiet, minimal one. It also suits designers who build a lot of restaurant sites and want a ready made starting point they can restyle per client.One honest caveatThere is no booking or ordering built in. If you take table reservations or online orders you will add Squarespace's own reservations block, OpenTable, Tock or a third party ordering tool yourself. The scroll effects and sticky sections also depend on SquareKicker: they are baked into the template, but if you want to edit or extend them after the 30 day trial you will need a SquareKicker subscription, and the bold styling is not easy to make subtle.SetupBuy once on the SquareKicker store, install the free SquareKicker extension on a new Squarespace 7.1 site and import the template from the Template Engine. It works on a Squarespace Core or Business plan or higher, and on a Squarespace free trial. A 30 day SquareKicker extension trial is included, no ongoing SquareKicker subscription is required to keep using the site, and SquareKicker offer a discount on your Squarespace plan when you buy a template.Related guideCompare Burger Flip with the other options in my Squarespace templates for restaurants collection or browse every Squarespace template I list. My SquareKicker review explains how the extension and template store fit together, and how to choose the right Squarespace template covers the questions to ask before buying.

Lakshi is designed for fitness and wellness businesses, featuring clear layouts for class schedules, membership details, and client testimonials. Its straightforward typography emphasizes readability, allowing you to easily customize fonts through Site Styles. Ideal for those who need a structured online presence without extensive setup, this Squarespace template supports multiple services and locations.

Transform your online presence with this adaptable Squarespace template, designed for both businesses and creatives. Featuring a sleek, mobile-responsive layout and easy customization options, it’s perfect for showcasing portfolios or launching products. With built-in SEO optimization, this template helps you attract visitors and elevate your brand visibility effortlessly.