Bakery and cake shop website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

25 designs for bread and pastry bakeries, doughnut and cookie shops, cake, ice cream and dessert makers, bakery cafes and home bakers who sell by preorder. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your bakery's website, with your menu, hours and a button to the ordering service you already use.

Bakery website designs

  • Bakery website design, bakery cafe with breakfast and lunch: blush panel with a burgundy serif headline beside a baker arranging loaves and pastries

    A baker at the counter and a plain promise about breakfast and lunch, with the menu one tap away.

  • Bakery website design, bagel bakery with the kettle at work: dark brown, a baker lifting bagels from boiling water behind a cream serif headline

    A steaming kettle hero, a centered headline and order and location buttons for a busy morning shop.

  • Bakery website design, french bakery with pickup up front: white page, a banner of lemon tarts and eclairs above a brown serif headline and a baker piping cream

    A pastry banner over a simple welcome with opening time and street, plus an order-for-pickup button.

  • Bakery website design, sourdough bakery with cafes and wholesale: dark photo of a baker pulling loaves from a deck oven, a large white serif headline, a deep red order button and a red top bar

    A baker at the oven behind a short serif line, with wholesale, online orders and table bookings as buttons.

  • Bakery website design, neighborhood bakery cafe in morning sun: cream page with a brown serif headline beside a sunlit counter of loaves, croissants and fruit tarts and a latte being poured

    A sunny counter of loaves, croissants and tarts, with the menu and directions as the only two buttons.

  • Bakery website design, plant-based bakery, oven and table: split photo of croissants coming out of an oven and friends laughing over coffee, bold white headline

    Two photos tell it all, pastries leaving the oven and friends at a table, with order online in the corner.

  • Bakery website design, small-batch bakery with weekly preorders and porch pickup: cream page, a gold wheat logo, a large forest green serif name, a lime menu button and an overhead table of sourdough, cookies and a lattice pie

    An overhead table of loaves, cookies and pie beside the weekly menu button, with when preorders open below it.

  • Bakery website design, doughnut shop with a seasonal lineup: cream page, a heavy burgundy serif headline beside maple pecan and glazed doughnuts with coffee, a burgundy order button

    This season's flavors in a big headline beside a close-up, with pickup and delivery in the header.

  • Bakery website design, pie shop with a slice in the hero: a cherry lattice pie being sliced under the name in white and a red order button

    One big photo, the name in white and an order button, with the pie of the month in the top bar.

  • Bakery website design, pastry and cake shop with a thank-you headline: burgundy top bar, a burgundy serif headline beside a marble counter of fruit tarts, croissants and a tiered floral cake, a burgundy button

    A thank-you to regulars over a full pastry counter, with pickup orders first and event bookings second.

  • Bakery website design, mexican bakery with papel picado: deep brown hero under a row of colorful paper banners, a cream headline and a framed sweet bread photo

    Paper banners and a seasonal bread box, with the pre-order date right on the button.

  • Bakery website design, flatbread bakery with dough in hand: black header on a cream page, a centered black headline and button above photos of hands stretching dough and a seeded flatbread

    A centered line on what you bake and one order button over two photos, plain and quick to read.

  • Bakery website design, all-day cafe and bakery in two neighborhoods: warm photo of croissants on a cake stand and a barista pouring from a kettle, a script logo, a dark serif headline and an outlined button

    Each location gets its own menu link, with one outlined button to find the nearest cafe.

  • Bakery website design, french bakery and bistro under one roof: cream page, a dark serif headline above a counter of baguettes, loaves and croissants, a dining room behind

    Bakery pre-orders and coffee to go sit right under the headline, with table booking in the corner.

  • Bakery website design, bakery and market with holiday preorders: pale sage header, a feast of roast turkey, rolls, sides and a lattice pie, a cream italic serif headline and a dark green preorder button

    A holiday spread under a big italic headline and one preorder button, for bakeries that cook for the season.

  • Bakery website design, doughnut shop with the morning box on marble: overhead photo of a box of glazed and sprinkled doughnuts beside a latte on marble, a huge white rounded wordmark and a white button

    An overhead box of doughnuts and a latte fill the screen, with the shop's name set huge and one order button.

  • Bakery website design, cake and cookie bakery, photos side by side: cream page, a heavy brown headline beside photos of a pear cake being sliced and a box of cookies

    Two big photo cards slide beside a seasonal headline, with cakes, cookies, gifts and locations in the menu.

  • Bakery website design, sourdough bagels with a breakfast spread: a breakfast board of bagels, salmon and coffee under white condensed capitals and an orange button

    Bagels, coffee and spreads fill the screen behind bold capitals and one bright order button.

  • Bakery website design, cookie drop with a one-week box: cream page, a close-up of pecan cookies beside a brown serif headline and a shop button

    A limited box gets the whole screen, a pattern that keeps regulars checking back each week.

  • Bakery website design, ice cream shop with today's flavors: cream page, a script logo with a cone, a brown serif headline and three scoops in a paper cup on a pale teal shape beside a teal flavors button

    A family promise beside three scoops, with today's flavors as the one button, for small-batch dessert makers.

  • Bakery website design, cake bakery with ice cream pints: navy top bar, an overhead photo of cake ice cream pints and a gold order button

    An overhead shot of the newest product and a local delivery note in the top bar.

  • Bakery website design, home cake baker with custom orders: cream page, a whisk logo, a heavy dark brown serif headline, a teal order pill and a frosted white cake topped with berries on a marble stand

    A big headline offers custom cakes designed with you for pickup or delivery, suiting a home baker taking orders.

  • Bakery website design, gelato shop with tubs seen from above: white header, a dark serif headline on marble, a black shop finder button and overhead tubs of chocolate, lemon and hazelnut gelato

    Overhead tubs of fresh gelato beside a plain promise, with a shop finder and a link to order pints.

  • Bakery website design, cookie shop with ice cream sandwiches: cream page, a cookie logo, a heavy deep red serif headline, a red order pill and hands pressing ice cream between two chocolate chip cookies

    A heavy serif headline and hands building a cookie sandwich, with ordering first in the menu.

  • Bakery website design, bakery cafe with its logo over the pastry table: pale pink header with a teal wordmark and order button, an overhead spread of croissants, berry tarts and glazed cinnamon rolls around a round teal logo

    A round logo sits on an overhead spread of pastries and tarts, with catering, cakes and ordering in the menu.

Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The bakeries, people and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.

Describe your bakery

What you bake, where you are and how customers order. Cactal writes the pages, links your ordering service, sets up an inquiry form for custom orders and catering and publishes the site.

How it works

  1. 1 Pick a design

    Browse by what you bake and open any design to see it full size.

  2. 2 Add your bakery's details

    Your menu, hours, address and the link customers use to order ahead. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.

  3. 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 a bakery website needs

Hours and location first

Many visits are decided on the way. Put your hours, address and a map link on the first screen, and say plainly if you close early when you sell out.

A menu with prices, kept current

Breads, pastries and cakes as plain text with prices, not a photo of the chalkboard. Mark what's baked daily, what's seasonal and what's only on certain days.

Order ahead, one tap away

If you take pickup, delivery or shipping orders, put a button in the header that goes straight to the ordering service you already use.

Custom cakes and big orders

Birthdays, weddings and office orders need lead time. Say how far ahead to order and what you need to know, and give people a short inquiry form.

Photos of what you really bake

Use photos of your own loaves, cakes and display case rather than stock images, so people know what they'll find when they walk in.

Allergens and ingredients

Mark items with nuts, gluten, dairy or eggs, and say whether everything is made in a shared kitchen. Labeling rules for baked goods vary by place, so check what applies to you.

Questions

Are these bakery 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 bakery 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 a bakery 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 bakeries?

No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the bakery names, people, prices and photos in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own bakery.

Can customers order cakes and pastries on my site?

Your site can link to or embed the ordering service you already use for pickup, delivery or shipping, so customers order there. Cactal doesn't take orders or payments itself.

Can I take custom cake requests through my site?

Yes. Cactal can set up an inquiry form that asks for the date, size, flavors and any design ideas, and emails you each request with spam filtered out. You confirm the details and take payment the way you do now.

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