Remy Folio is my first Framer template, and it's free. I wanted a portfolio that feels like a studio wall, not a grid of thumbnails.
Your projects open the home page as a loose stack of pinned prints. Scroll, and each one drops down and pins itself into its row in Selected work. Even the 404 page has a print that falls off the wall. Under the motion it's a full site: case studies and a blog on the CMS, light and dark mode, a contact form, and a design system page that shows every style and component. It works by keyboard and holds still for anyone with Reduce motion on.
It's also agent native. Ten AI skills come included, for Framer's own agent and for outside agents like Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor through Framer MCP. Ask in plain words to make the site yours: put in your name and logo, turn your notes into a case study or a blog post, or change which projects lead the home page. The skills know Remy's styles, so the site stays consistent as it changes.
Two things I learned making it. Build with AI in mind from the start: clear layer names, real components and shared styles are what let an agent change the site without breaking it, and they help the people editing it too. And name text styles for their job. "Heading 2" means little to someone editing their own site; "Page Title" and "Card Title" tell them, and their AI, exactly where each one goes.
I'd love feedback, especially on the motion and the skills. Remix it here.
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