Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! Every template on FreeStackTemplates is 100% free to download and use. We offer templates under the MIT license, which means you can use them for personal and commercial projects without attribution.

Yes, to ensure fair access for everyone, we limit downloads to 1 template per day per user. This helps us maintain the service free for all users while preventing automated abuse. You can download up to 5 templates per week.

We offer templates in five popular stacks: Tailwind CSS (HTML), React (with Vite), Next.js, Vue.js, and Svelte. Each template is available in multiple stacks so you can choose your preferred framework.

Absolutely. All templates are released under the MIT license, which permits commercial use, modification, and distribution. You can use them for client projects, SaaS products, or any business purpose.

No attribution is required. While we appreciate links back to FreeStackTemplates, the MIT license does not require you to credit us in your final product.

Download the ZIP file for your preferred stack, extract it, and open the files in your code editor. Templates use Tailwind CSS for styling, making it easy to change colors, fonts, and layouts by editing utility classes directly in the HTML or JSX.

Yes, every template is fully responsive and tested across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. We use Tailwind CSS responsive utilities to ensure layouts adapt smoothly to any screen size.

Most templates include 8-15 pre-built pages covering common website needs: homepage, about, contact, services, blog, pricing, FAQ, and more. The exact page count varies by template and is listed on each template's detail page.

Yes! We welcome suggestions from our community. Visit our Contact page to submit requests for new industries, design styles, or features you'd like to see in future templates.

We add new templates regularly, typically several per week. Follow us on Twitter @freestacktpl or check the homepage for the latest additions to our library.

Tailwind CSS templates are pure HTML with Tailwind classes—great for static sites. React and Vue templates use component-based architecture for interactive apps. Next.js adds server-side rendering and API routes. Svelte offers a lightweight, compiled approach. Choose based on your project needs and team expertise.