Artist website templates

Every template is included in the 15-day free trial, which runs without a credit card. After the trial, an artist website starts at a low monthly rate billed yearly, and there is a 30-day money-back window if it is not the right fit. There is no permanently free plan, which keeps the templates ad-free and the store commission-free.

No. Every template works out of the box with drag-and-drop editing. Custom CSS and HTML are there if you want to change type, spacing, grid or color by hand, but they are optional. Reviewers who describe themselves as non-coders build complete sites on their own.

Yes. A zero-commission Online Store sits behind every template, so you keep the full amount on prints, originals and digital downloads, paid through Stripe or PayPal. E-commerce galleries let you sell prints per image, and the store marks an original sold the moment it goes.

Grid and project-grouped templates suit illustration work best, because a series needs to stay together on its own page. Lattice, Hue, Sketch, Motif, Mural and Spark are built around that structure.

Full-bleed, minimal templates suit paintings, where color and scale carry the work and the interface should stay quiet. Crimson, Pioneer, Brush, White, Aspen and Macro run image-first with high-resolution handling.

Yes. Change fonts, colors, spacing and gallery layouts from the editor, and go further with custom CSS and HTML when you want a specific grid or type treatment. You can keep editing after the site is live.

Yes. Most artists on Pixpa came from Squarespace or Wix. You rebuild on a template, import your images and set up the store. Support replies in chat if you get stuck, which is the point reviewers raise most often.

Yes. Every template is responsive and adjusts to phones and tablets without a separate mobile version. You can preview and fine-tune the mobile view before publishing.

The trial runs 15 days with no credit card. If you subscribe and change your mind, there is a 30-day money-back guarantee.