One Pager Website Templates

One-page website templates: everything on a single scroll

A one-page site tells the whole story on one long page: who you are, what you do, some proof, and how to get in touch, with a menu that jumps to each section. It is the quickest kind of site to launch and the easiest to keep up to date, which is why it suits personal sites, small businesses and single products. The templates here are free HTML downloads. Some are strictly one page; others have a one-page home plus a few extra pages, such as a blog post or a project page, for when one page isn’t quite enough.

Strictly one page

Personal and portfolio. Deniel-Cruze, David-Root, Rovan, Martin and Walter-Hadon put an introduction, services, work and contact on one scroll; David-Root and Rovan also show education, experience and skills. Obscure and Krico are almost all images.

Business and products. Dcovery presents a service business, Freckle is a product page (the sample sells wireless headphones), AppZoo introduces a mobile app, and Wunderlist fits a small hotel with rooms, services and a reservation form. Mettlesome and Verbatim are general-purpose layouts; Mettlesome comes with four home page styles.

Most of these haven’t had their 2026 rebuild yet, so they still load jQuery. They work fine as they are.

A one-page home with a few extra pages

Rebuilt in 2026, these keep the single-scroll home but add the pages a one-pager tends to need later. OneWind adds a blog and a project page. DeeWrap adds portfolio, services, team and blog post pages, and comes with contact and newsletter emails. VeronikaDoe, Albert, Falix Ford and Ichae Semos are portfolios with a page per project; our portfolio templates guide compares them. Falix Ford and FoodFries (a one-page restaurant site) also come as paid WordPress and Next.js versions you edit from an admin panel.

A few go much further. Jerrick, EliteCV, BusiMaxx, Petter, Bayhome and Jeko still open on a one-page home whose menu scrolls to each section, but behind it sit a dozen or more pages: extra home styles, blog layouts, galleries or booking pages. They suit you if you want to start with one page and grow into a full site. BizSpot and TimeLand add a set of blog pages to a one-page home.

If your one page is really about a single action, such as signing up or downloading an app, our landing page templates are built around that.

Editing a one-page template

Each section of the page is a block in index.html with an id, and the menu links point to those ids. Change the text and images inside a section and leave its id alone. To drop a section, delete both the block and its menu link. Because there is only one page, choose one thing you want to be found for, such as your name and role or one service in one town, and put it in the page title and the main heading. If you need to be found for several services or places, give each its own page.