Actor and acting website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.
71 designs for stage and screen actors, comedians, voice actors, audiobook narrators and actors who also write, direct, improvise, sing or teach. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your website, with your headshots, reel, credits and a contact form.
Actor website designs

A warm smile, a serif headline and a reel button, plus a shop and a mailing list for fans.

A black and white photo on the edge of a stage, one line on your range and a showreel button.

Your name set large beside a candid rehearsal photo, with one reel button, for actors on stage and screen.

A headshot card lists the kinds of voice and screen work you take, beside reel and demo buttons.

A headshot beside your name in large serif capitals, with buttons for the reel and your credits.

A few personal lines about the work under a huge name, then one button to the demos, for narrators.

A big, friendly close-up fills the page beside your name, with the reel and resume one click away.

A dim portrait and your name in spaced capitals, with headshot and resume links, quiet and understated.

Three headshots in different moods show your range at a glance, with the reel one tap away.

A moody portrait fills the screen behind a short headline, for actors who work on camera and behind the mic.

A candid portrait at a kitchen table beside your name, with reel and credits buttons, relaxed and natural.

A centered serif name and a short bio beside one black and white portrait, simple and confident.

A full-screen portrait with a small name in the corner and one bright contact button, spare and confident.

A short promise about the voice and a warm studio photo, with buttons for the reel and your credits.

A bold serif promise, a play button for your signature reel and a studio photo, for commercial voice work.

A friendly portrait beside a hire button and one demo row per style, so producers find the sound they need.

A candid rehearsal photo beside your roles, a reel button and a credits link, for actors who also teach.

Tall serif capitals and a lamplit portrait, with the reel and headshots one click away.

Your name in large serif capitals beside a framed headshot, with one reel button and a contact link.

Two portraits frame a centered name, a showreel button and a credits link, simple and symmetrical.

Three demo players sit under the headline, with a session button, for voice actors who record at home.

A close-up and a full-length photo side by side, with your agency named under your name.

Your name and job in huge type over a moody portrait, with your agency named in the first line.

A black and white scene still under your name, with a showreel button and a CV download, for actors who self-tape.

A spotlit stage photo beside your name, with the reel and tour dates side by side, for comedians who write and tour.

Every accent you do sits under the headline, with buttons for demos and the audiobooks you've narrated.

A lamplit studio portrait with directing in the menu, for voice actors who also run sessions for others.

Your newest film leads the page over a still from set, with buttons for your film credits and the showreel.

A large headshot and three alternates up top, then a reel preview and credits by type, with an agent link.

Your accent and range in the headline, a quote button and three demo players before anyone scrolls.

A warm studio photo over a project button, then separate players for audiobook and voiceover samples.

A smiling cutout beside a one-sentence bio and a reel button, friendly and easy to scan.

A cinematic still with your signature and name across it, like the title card of your own film.

A one-line bio as the headline, a reel button and recent shows by venue, for actor-writers and producers.

A warm night portrait beside a bold condensed name, with reel and booking buttons, for comedy and commercial actors.

A black and white portrait beside a headline that names all your work, with the reel and voice demos side by side.

A close portrait on a deep color with one line on everything you do, for actors who write and direct.

A still from your own work beside a big two-tone name, for actors who also write and direct short films.

A warm studio portrait with reel and session buttons, for performers who also coach and direct.

A bright studio photo, a samples button and a page for authors, for narrators who work with writers.

A friendly portrait with headphones and a microphone, and buttons for demo reels and sessions.

A rounded studio photo beside a bold headline, with reels and a session link, for on-camera and voice actors.

A relaxed portrait in warm tones with a listen button, for actors who also narrate audiobooks.

A side menu with a language switch and a carousel that plays each clip by type, for bilingual performers.

A language switch, a demo player and a tab for each kind of read, with the phone and email in the top bar.

A big, bold promise and a mid-shout studio photo, for character and cartoon voice work with energy.

A single player with a tab for each kind of read sits beside a booth photo, for animation and game voice actors.

A black and white portrait at a vintage microphone with one red accent, plus buttons for the reel and voice demos.

A bold name, a one-line pitch and a warm portrait, for actors who also produce their own videos.

Three portraits, a reel and a parent's quote about classes, for actors who teach young performers.

A framed headshot beside your name and one line on where you work, with reel and credits buttons, calm and polished.

A top banner points to your latest episode over a moody film still, for actors who also make films and teach.

Demos to play or download, with a session button and your phone and email on the first screen.

A friendly portrait and resume button, then a profile card with height, hair and eyes for casting directors.

A studio headshot on soft gray with your name, a contact button and a resume download, simple and direct.

A separate download for each of your resumes under a large serif name, for actors with more than one career.

A live photo of an ensemble mid-scene, for improvisers and actor-writers who play to an audience.

Phone, email and a demo button beside a friendly portrait, for voiceover booked by producers.

Huge capitals and a pink underline make the statement, with demos and session booking right below.

A bright color, three words on your sound and a demo button, for animation and game voice actors.

A laughing portrait on a bold split, with comedy and improv in the menu, for performers with energy.

A laughing studio photo beside a large serif name, with booking and the voice reel side by side.

Two festival awards sit right under the headline, with buttons for your reel and resume, for actors who have wins to show.

A backstage portrait with a script in hand sets the tone, with one line on your range and a reel button.

A dark, cinematic portrait with a light serif name and one reel button, for actors who also model.

A punchy headline about wit and timing, with reel and contact links and a class update, for comedy and voiceover actors.

A headline on your strengths beside a headshot, with three short review quotes along the bottom.

A cheeky one-line pitch and a listen button sit above two playable demos, for commercial and animation voice actors.

A big title, a deadpan two-line joke and a booking button, with a quieter reel link, for comedians and comedic actors.

A candid table read photo with a one-line intro, a reel button and a résumé link, for actors who also sing.

Three demo players for commercial, narration and character work, plus a short bio, for voice actors who also act and write.
Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The actors, credits and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.
Describe your work
The work you do, where you're based and how casting or your agent should reach you. Cactal writes the pages, sets up your contact form and publishes the site.
How it works
1 Pick a design
Browse by the kind of acting you do and open any design to see it full size.
2 Add your materials
Your headshots, reel, credits and how casting should reach you. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.
3 Publish
Ask for changes in plain words until it's right, then publish free on a Cactal domain, or on your own domain with Pro.
What an actor website needs
A current headshot on the first screen
Casting moves fast. Lead with a recent headshot that looks like you do today, with your name large and easy to read.
Your reel, ready to play
Put your reel near the top and keep it short, with your strongest scene first. Embed it from the video host you already use.
Credits and a resume
List credits by film, television, theater and commercials, and offer your acting resume as a download. Keep it in step with your agent's version.
Representation, easy to find
Name your agent or manager and how to reach them, or give a contact form if you're unrepresented. Make it one click from every page.
Demos for voice work
Voice actors need short, separate demos for commercial, animation, narration and games, each playable on the page. Say whether you record in your own studio.
What you're in now
Current shows and new releases keep the site fresh. Link each one to the theater's or platform's own page for tickets or viewing.
Questions
Are these actor website templates free?
Every design here is free to start from. You can sign up, build and publish on a Cactal domain without a card and with no time limit. Putting your site on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year.
Do I need to know how to code or design?
No. Describe your work in plain words and Cactal builds, edits and publishes the site. When you want a change, ask for it the same way.
How much does an actor website cost?
A custom build from a web designer often runs into the thousands of dollars and takes weeks. A builder template costs less, but you still write and fill in every page. With Cactal it's free to build and publish on a Cactal address, and your own domain is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year, with no setup fee.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Every site starts on a free Cactal address. Connect a domain you own on Pro for $25 a month, or $240 a year, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.
Who owns the website?
You do. Every Cactal site is real React source code, so you can take it and run it anywhere. There is no export to buy.
Are these real actors?
No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the names, people, credits and photos in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own work.
Can I add my reel and voice demos?
Yes. Your site can embed your reel and demos from the video or audio host you already use, and Cactal adds each new clip when you ask.
Should my site list my agent?
If you have representation, yes: name your agent or manager and how to reach them on the contact page. If you don't, a contact form with spam filtering and email notifications lets casting reach you directly.
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