HTML5 Login Form Templates
Nowadays, you will find a login page everywhere on the Internet. Do you have an email? Do you often use any social media accounts? Did you join any online classes? Did you buy anything from online shopping sites? To get access to any of the websites, you will need to go through one mandatory step, which is a login form.
Free HTML5 and CSS3 login form templates
Every login form here is a small, free widget you can drop into a site or an app: plain HTML, CSS and a little JavaScript, with no jQuery and nothing to install. All seventeen were rebuilt in 2026. Most of them are more than a single box. They come with the pages that usually sit around a login form: a sign-up page, a forgotten-password page, and emails that match the design, such as a welcome email and a password reset.
When you try a demo and press the sign-in button, the form checks what you typed (an empty field, an email without an @, a password that is too short) and then shows a “you’re signed in” message. That is the front end only. Nobody is actually logged in until you connect the form to your own login system, which we cover below.
How much do you need?
Just the form. Bubble Login Form is a single page with a username and password and a small animation when the form is sent. Simple Plain Login Form is similarly minimal, but adds sign-up and forgotten-password pages.
The full set. Colorful Login Form, Classic Login Form, Instant Login Form, Simple Sign In Form, Awesome Colourful Login and Creative Business Login each have a login page, a sign-up page and a forgotten-password page, plus three emails: welcome, password reset and a “new sign-in to your account” alert.
Sign in with Google or Facebook. Classic, Colorful and Impressive show social sign-in buttons next to the form. They are styled buttons; you link them to Google or Facebook sign-in yourself, usually through an auth service.
If you want the login to fill the whole screen, with a background image, a slideshow or a pop-up window, have a look at our login page templates. For forms where people create an account, see sign-up form templates.
The details that make a login form easy to use
All seventeen forms have a label on each field and the autocomplete settings that tell browsers and password managers which box is the username and which is the password, so saved logins fill in correctly. All except Bubble have a button to show the password while you type, which saves a lot of failed attempts on a phone. Many also have a “remember me” box.
If you change the fields, keep those settings. Renaming the password field or removing its label is the most common way a login form stops working with password managers.
Connecting the form to your login system
The templates don’t include any server code, so they work with whatever you already use. You can either set the form’s action to your login address with method="post", or catch the submit in JavaScript and send the details with fetch(). That works the same with PHP, Node, Django or Laravel, and with sign-in services such as Firebase Authentication, Supabase or Auth0.
Two rules apply whatever you choose. Serve the page over HTTPS, and check the password on the server, never in the page’s JavaScript. Then replace our demo “you’re signed in” message with a redirect to your real account page.
HTML5 Login Form Templates — frequently asked questions
Are these login forms free to download?
Yes, all of them, including for commercial projects and client work. A small credit link is part of the page. You can remove it with a one-off payment for that form, and Pro members can remove it from everything they download.
Will the login form actually log people in?
Not on its own. It checks what people type and shows a signed-in message in the demo, but there is no server code in the download. Connect the form to your own login system or to a sign-in service such as Firebase Authentication, Supabase or Auth0.
Do they need jQuery or Bootstrap?
None of them use jQuery. Classic, Impressive and Awesome Colourful use Bootstrap's stylesheet, which comes in the download; the rest are plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Either way they fit into a WordPress theme or a React or Next.js component: copy the markup into a component and keep the stylesheet.
Which login forms come with matching emails?
Most of them. Colorful, Classic, Instant, Simple Sign In, Awesome Colourful and Creative Business each include a welcome email, a password reset email and a new sign-in alert. Bubble and Simple Plain have no emails.
Can I use a login form inside a modal window?
Yes. Login Form with Modal Layout is built for that: the login, sign-up and forgotten-password steps all open in the same pop-up window, so people don't leave the page they are on.
About HTML5 Login Form Templates templates
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Using any of the below templates, you can create a login page without coding it from scratch. You will get source code for each template when you download it from our site. You allowed to use it for personal and commercial purposes, with attribution. Please visit our License page for more information.