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Sketchbook is designed for artists and designers wanting a purposeful showcase for their work. With clean layout options and intuitive portfolio galleries, this Squarespace 7.1 template prioritizes readability and hierarchy over decorative elements. It's ideal for anyone needing a streamlined site that effectively presents creative projects without unnecessary complexity.

Designed specifically for restaurant owners, Hemlock offers a focused layout for menu presentation and a reservation system, essential for dining establishments. With strong visual elements like hero treatments and organized blocks, it effectively showcases food and ambience. Consider this Squarespace 7.1 template if you prioritize a user-friendly experience and visual storytelling.

Vance is designed for restaurant owners needing a practical layout for menu display and reservation systems. It incorporates photo galleries to enhance inner pages while maintaining a focus on readability through effective typography. Ideal for those seeking a structured approach to showcase their dining offerings on Squarespace 7.1.

Designed for fitness and wellness enterprises, Myhra showcases class schedules and membership details prominently. With a focus on readability, its typography and spacing enhance clarity across testimonials and key sections. Ideal for businesses managing multiple services, this Squarespace 7.1 template provides a solid framework without requiring extensive customization.

Mason is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 templates, built on Fluid Engine and styled as a coming soon page for a fashion label. The demo site is called Ilana Mason and it is a single page: a full-bleed photograph behind a black section, the words Coming Soon, one line inviting visitors to sign up to hear when the Spring Collection lands, a newsletter form and social icons. A cart icon in the header suggests the site is meant to grow into a shop after launch. There is no About, no Lookbook and no product grid, whatever the old listing on this page said. Who it suits Anyone who needs a launch page before the real site exists: a clothing or beauty brand collecting email addresses ahead of a first drop, a designer announcing a collection, or any business that wants a domain live with a sign-up form while the full build happens. With a different photograph it works for almost any brand. One honest caveat You are getting one page, and that is all. If you choose Mason expecting a fashion store, you will be building the Shop, About and Contact pages from blank Fluid Engine sections yourself. The look depends on one strong photograph, and the newsletter block needs a storage destination (Squarespace Campaigns, Mailchimp or a spreadsheet) before it collects anything. Setting it up Choose Mason in Squarespace's template picker when you start a new site, or open the demo and start from it. Replace the background image, rewrite the two lines of copy, connect the newsletter storage and swap the social links. That is about an hour of work. It is listed in my free Squarespace templates collection; if you want a full store layout from day one, compare the paid designs in the Squarespace templates for fashion brands collection instead.

What Laurie isLaurie is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 templates, built on Fluid Engine and styled as the business site of a wedding planner. The demo is called Weddings by Laurie: soft neutrals with a deep red accent, generous white space, a serif headline face and photographs of real celebrations rather than stock ballroom shots. The old listing on this page sold Laurie as a wedding website for couples with event details and RSVP forms; it is not that. There is no RSVP form, no schedule of the day and no registry in the demo. It is a six page site for someone who plans weddings for a living and needs enquiries.What it doesThe pages in the demo are Home, About, Services, Consultation, Blog and Contact. Home introduces the planner, shows a few featured weddings and pushes visitors towards booking a consultation. Services is where full planning, partial planning and on the day coordination would sit, each with its own description and a call to action. Consultation is a dedicated page for the first call, with a form so prospective couples can share their date, venue and budget range before you speak. The Blog is a standard Squarespace blog with two categories in the demo, Wedding Stories and Wedding Tips, and six sample posts (real wedding write-ups such as Jamie and Sophie, plus advice pieces on DIY weddings and staying on budget), which is a sensible content plan for a planner who wants to rank locally. Contact is a simple page with a form and social links. Every section is drag and drop in Fluid Engine, and the palette and type live in Site Styles.Who it suitsWedding planners and coordinators first, then wedding stylists, celebrants, florists and venue consultants who sell a service and want a consultation funnel rather than a shop. The blog structure makes it a good fit for anyone who intends to publish real weddings as case studies. It is not a couple's own wedding site, and it is not a photographer portfolio: for that look at Quincy, another free Squarespace template I list separately.One honest caveatLaurie is a skeleton with a good page plan, not a finished business. The demo has no pricing, no packages table and no client portal, and the Services and Consultation pages are placeholder copy you will rewrite from scratch. The look leans heavily on warm, well lit photography of real weddings; if you are starting out and only have a few images, the pages will feel thinner than the demo. As with every free Squarespace template, the value is in the layout and the hierarchy, and the rest is your work.SetupLaurie is free and included with every Squarespace plan, including Personal. 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 Laurie and move your content across. Plan for one to three hours to replace the demo content across the six pages, and longer if you want the blog populated before launch.Related guideSee how Laurie compares with paid designer templates in my roundup of the best Squarespace templates for wedding professionals, or browse the templates for wedding planners 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.

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.

Bergen is tailored for real estate professionals, featuring a layout that prioritizes property listings and search functionality. With a focus on readability through its typography, this Squarespace 7.1 template ensures essential contact forms integrate smoothly. It's ideal for those managing multiple listings or locations without the need for extensive customization.

What Strade isStrade is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 templates, built on Fluid Engine and styled as the site of a small tour company that runs trips in Switzerland, Spain and Italy. The tours in the demo are named after famous mountain passes (Grosse Scheidegg, Col de Sóller, the Italian Dolomites), so it reads as a cycling or road trip operator, with big landscape photography, a black, grey and white palette and clean, spacious type. The old listing on this page described Strade as a portfolio template for artists and designers with Home, About, Portfolio and Contact pages; there is no portfolio in the demo and the copy was wrong. It is a travel and tours site with a shop attached.What it doesThe pages in the demo are Home, Tours, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, Information, Contact and a store. Home sets the scene with landscape imagery and links into the trips. Tours is the overview, and each country page carries the trips for that destination with its own imagery and copy. Information is where the practical detail lives (what is included, what to bring, how booking works), Contact is a form page, and the store is a standard Squarespace store page with three sample tours set up as products, so a visitor can book and pay for a trip through Squarespace Commerce rather than emailing. Every section is drag and drop in Fluid Engine, and the palette and type live in Site Styles.Who it suitsSmall tour operators, cycling and walking holiday companies, guides who sell a handful of dated trips a year, retreat organisers and anyone selling experiences by destination. The country page structure suits any business that organises its offer by place. It is not a portfolio for artists or designers, whatever earlier listings said: for that look at Kester or Night, two other free Squarespace templates I list.One honest caveatSelling tours as products needs a Business plan or higher, since Personal has no commerce, and Squarespace Commerce is built for physical and digital goods rather than dated bookings: it will take payment for a trip, but availability per date, deposits and participant details are not native, so a busy operator will want a booking tool such as Acuity, or a proper tour booking platform, embedded instead. The demo also assumes strong landscape photography, and there is no blog or About page, so both are yours to add.SetupStrade 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 Strade and move your content across. Plan for one to three hours to replace the demo trips, country pages and information copy, plus time to connect payments or a booking tool.Related guideBrowse the full Squarespace templates list to compare Strade with paid travel and tourism templates, or read my guides on the best free Squarespace templates and how to choose the right Squarespace template.

What it isTransmission is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 templates, and the demo is a musician's podcast with a paid members' club. The home page is a dark, type-led screen with a scrolling marquee, the latest episode and a call to join Soundcheck. Behind it sit an About page with contact and listening links, a Podcast page listing episodes as posts with audio players, and a Soundcheck page pitching a monthly membership for demos, studio footage and merch. Login and Account links show it is built around Squarespace's member areas.The old listing on this page described a general media portfolio. It is a podcast and membership site, and that is how I would use it.What you get Pages: Home, About, Podcast and Soundcheck, plus member login and account Sections: marquee hero, latest episode, membership pitch, episode list, about, newsletter signup A dark palette with large display type Who it suitsPodcasters, musicians and audio creators who want episodes on their own site and a way to sell a fan club.Honest caveatsThe membership page is a design, not a working paywall. Selling member access uses Squarespace's Digital Products, a paid add-on or a Core plan and above, with its own fees. The podcast page is a blog with audio blocks; Squarespace can generate the RSS feed for Apple and Spotify from it. Free templates mean many similar sites, so change the type and colours.How it is deliveredFree means the design costs nothing; you pay for a Squarespace plan when you publish. Start a trial from the template's page on squarespace.com and the demo content is installed for you to replace. Fluid Engine handles the layout, so sections are drag and drop.Related guide: more free Squarespace templates or the full templates hub.

Sidney caters specifically to musicians and bands, offering a layout that prioritizes essential elements like music players, tour dates, and merchandise. It features strong hero images and organized sections that align with industry expectations, making it easier to showcase your work and connect with fans directly through Squarespace’s robust platform.

Visual Smiles features a straightforward layout ideal for tech companies seeking to present product information, documentation, and support in a clear format. This Squarespace template focuses on readability with its clean typography and structured sections, making it easy to adapt for multiple services or locations without extensive redesign.