Get high-quality and customizable Gatsby themes to quickly bootstrap your website! Choose from many professionally created and impressive designs with a wide variety of features and customization options.
Playful and Colorful One-Page portfolio featuring Parallax effects and animations. Especially designers and/or photographers will love this theme! Built with MDX and Theme UI.
Typography driven, feature-rich blogging theme with minimal aesthetics. Includes tags/categories support and extensive features for code blocks such as live preview, line numbers, and line highlighting.
A collection of open source, well designed, highly customizable and 100% free Gatsby themes for blazing fast sites. We are working on the next version of the Flex theme. See https://github.com/reflexjs/reflexjs
Collection of free top of the line startup landing templates built using react/nextjs/gatsby. Free to download, simply edit and deploy! Updated weekly!
Image-heavy photography portfolio with colorful accents & customizable pages. Includes adaptive image grids powered by CSS grid and automatic image integration into projects.
Minimalistic portfolio with full-width grid, page transitions, support for additional MDX pages, and a focus on large images. Especially designers and/or photographers will love this theme! Built with MDX and Theme UI.
⏳ Chronoblog is a Gatsbyjs theme specifically designed to create a personal website. The main idea of Chronoblog is to allow you not only to write a personal blog but also to keep a record of everything important that you have done.
At the moment this project is out-of-date and unmaintained. I hope to revisit it soon though... This is a boilerplate for you to create your own design system in React. It has everything setup to allow you to focus on what it is you care about: creating awesome, reusable components.
Instantly create a styleguide page based on your Theme UI configuration. Zero-config — just install the theme and see your Theme UI config displayed in a beautiful manner.
This card is mostly tested, but not on everything. Here's what I've verified works: