Templates for Site Elements Websites
ThemeVault provides amazing and well-crafted elements for your website. Web elements templates are a single web page which you can use to make your website look stunning and attractive. We provide various different elements as per your need and idea that too free. Our collection of free website elements include 404 error pages, coming soon pages, login forms, sign-in pages, sign up pages, subscription forms, etc. These elements will help you create one of a kind pages for page 404 not found, 404 HTML template, website not found, login page, coming soon website template, web page not found, subscription page template, email subscription form etc. You can purchase these site elements regardless of your purchase of template from our site.

Portal Login Form 4
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Portal Login Form 3
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Simple Login Form 2
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Portal Login Form 2
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Portal Login Form
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Bubble Login Form
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Cool 404 Error Page
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Free website elements: login forms, 404 pages, coming-soon screens and more
Not every project needs a whole template. This collection is the small stuff you drop into a site you already have — a login or sign-up form, a 404 page, a coming-soon or under-construction screen, a countdown, a pricing table, a subscribe box, a progress bar or a stats counter. Each one is a self-contained HTML, CSS and JavaScript snippet: download the zip, open the single HTML file, copy the block into your page and restyle the colours to match. Nothing here depends on a framework beyond Bootstrap, and most widgets are a few hundred lines you can read in one sitting.
What is in the collection
- Login and sign-in forms — the largest group, from the animated Bubble Login Form (the most viewed element on the site) to the Impressive and Simple Plain forms, both rebuilt in 2026 on Bootstrap 5 without jQuery, and the split-screen Portal series, the modal pop-up and the image-slider layout. Browse them all under login form.
- Sign-up and register forms — Basic Professional, Versatile, Multipurpose and Snow cover single-column, two-column and full-screen layouts.
- 404 error pages — Cool 404 (2026 rebuild), Professional, Elegant, Creative Vibrant and Smart each give a lost visitor a search box or a way back home.
- Coming soon, under construction and countdown screens — Utmost, Forthcoming, Launching Soon, Classy Under Construction and the Weather and Magnificent countdowns; see the full set under coming soon page.
- Subscribe forms, pricing tables and widgets — Modern Distinctive and Unique Transparent subscribe boxes, the Four-column and Standard pricing tables, the Forestry and Cityview stats counters and two animated progress bars.
How to use an element in an existing site
Open the widget's HTML file next to your own page. Copy its <link> and <script> tags into your head and footer, then paste the markup block where you want it. Because every element uses its own class prefix, it will not fight with your existing stylesheet. Forms ship as plain HTML — point the action at your login handler or form service and they work. The 404 and coming-soon pages are complete standalone pages: upload one, set it as your server's error page or temporary index, and you are done.
Free, with one condition
Every element is free to download and use on personal or client work. Keep the small ThemeVault credit on the page it is used on, or remove it for a one-time fee from the element's page. If you need one of these adapted to your brand, the "get a quote" link on each page reaches us directly.
Site Elements — frequently asked questions
Are these website elements free?
Yes. Every login form, 404 page, coming-soon screen, pricing table and widget here is free to download and use. Keep the small ThemeVault credit on the page where the element is used, or remove it for a one-time fee from the element's page.
Can I drop an element into a WordPress, React or plain HTML site?
Yes. Each element is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript with its own class names, so it can be pasted into a WordPress page or template, a React/Next.js component, or any static page without conflicting with your existing styles.
Do the login and sign-up forms actually log people in?
They are front-end forms. Point the form's action at your own login script, authentication service or form handler and the fields submit like any HTML form; there is no server code in the download.
How do I set a 404 page or coming-soon page live?
Upload the page to your host. For a 404, add an ErrorDocument line in .htaccess (Apache) or set the error page in your hosting panel. For a coming-soon page, temporarily name it index.html, or use it as the holding page while the real site is built.
Which elements were updated recently?
The Bubble, Impressive and Simple Plain login forms and the Cool 404 Error Page were rebuilt in 2026 on Bootstrap 5 with no jQuery dependency; the rest of the collection is unchanged and still works in every current browser.




