One page website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.
106 one page website designs for small businesses, portfolios, freelancers, weddings, events and launches. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your site, with a menu that jumps to each section, your details and a contact form.
One page website designs

A warm photo, a short menu that jumps down the page and a booking button, for local service businesses.

One bold claim fills the screen and a scroll cue invites visitors down a single page of process and work.

The couple's photo carries the page and the menu jumps to schedule, registry and travel, with RSVP up top.

A dark dining room photo, opening hours and a reserve button, for a small restaurant that keeps things simple.

A massive wordmark, a scroll cue and a find-a-stockist button, for a product brand with one story to tell.

A portrait on one side and a clean booking pitch on the other, for coaches and consultants who are the brand.

Projects and essays become signs in a playful illustrated scene, for designers who want to be remembered.

A close working photo, a three-line promise and a booking button, for a shop where the craft does the talking.

Hand-drawn type, the can and one find-a-store button, for a food or drink brand that sells through shops.

An arched couple photo beside the names and date, with travel, FAQ and registry in one menu.

A soft, bright photo and two buttons, book or meet the artists, for studios that want to feel welcoming.

A studio portrait with listen and book buttons, for performers whose work is heard rather than seen.

The celebration's details, an RSVP button and a countdown, with a portrait filling the other half.

One long, plain sentence says who, where and for whom, with three project images underneath.

A live crowd photo with the dates, then a bright band that starts the lineup, for one-weekend festivals.

A checklist of services and a glowing line illustration, for consultants who sell clear, practical results.

A huge serif name and an engraved drawing of the venue, with packages and availability on one page.

A colorful cut-paper collage and one stockist button, for food and drink brands rooted in a tradition.

The artist's own pattern fills the screen behind one line and one button, for illustrators who license work.

Illustrated lanterns and a warm welcome note, with schedule, travel and RSVP all on one page.

The event's name fills the screen in serif, with date, venue and free tickets tucked into the corners.

A family photo on the boat and one membership button, for rental and membership businesses.

A bright gradient and a glossy 3D monogram, for developers and designers who make interactive work.

A tender baby photo and an RSVP button with the details in a few lines, for christenings and baby celebrations.

Empty frames hang like a gallery wall above the dates and one plan-your-visit button.

A moody stage-like photo and one link to productions, for designers whose work lives in performances.

A warm, dark shop photo with the street address under the buttons, made for a neighborhood shop.

A warm photo of you at work beside a calm serif promise, for solo designers whose clients hire a person.

A small portrait, an availability dot and a big serif promise, with client wordmarks underneath.

Big display type for the name, then a row of performer photos, so the lineup sells the weekend.

The couple walks in from one side and the announcement sits on the other, with RSVP and details together.

A warm photo of the product in use and a plain line on when it ships, for health and wellness launches.

A calm centered headline and one line about live sessions above a sketched hand holding a glowing phone.

A tattooer at work beside a short serif promise and one booking button, for a studio that books online.

A big couple photo beside a two-line promise, with check availability in the header and again in the hero.

A calm sage panel and an assistant on a call make support feel personal, with hire and call buttons together.

A crowd photo and one RSVP button for the next date suit a monthly meetup that runs on regulars.

A playful headline, the date and venue on one line and the RSVP button, beside a relaxed photo of you two.

A studio-lit product on black with a short spec line and signup, for big launches with a long wait.

Two phones show tonight's bars, drink deals and a line-skip pass beside a bold headline and store buttons.

A one-line welcome above a wide photo of the marble bar, for a cafe whose history is part of the draw.

Talks about the room a painting will hang in, the way people who buy art for their homes think.

A hello in two colors, one line on what you write about and a strip of everyday photos below.

A relaxed portrait of the guest of honor and the RSVP deadline up top, for a birthday weekend with friends.

An evening portrait fills the screen, with names, date and one RSVP button centered and nothing else.

Half the screen is a portrait, half a short promise and email box, for a beauty brand not yet on sale.

A large serif promise and a phone showing nearby playdates, warm without being cute.

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

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

A calm serif headline beside a photo of you writing, with your latest pieces as cards below.

A candlelit ballroom and a centered serif name set the dress code before guests read a word.

Looks like the paper invitation itself, so the website and the printed suite feel like one set.

A centered promise, one email field and two short trust lines over a dim photo, for wellness apps.

One centered download button above a phone where a cartoon owl teases about unfinished tasks.

Names the city and the jobs you fix in the first lines, with your hours right under the quote button.

Shows you filming a couple at sunset, with weddings and commercial work split in the menu.

Built for a celebration that runs all weekend: the dates up top and a button straight to the details.

Two big words, one line and an email box over faint contour lines, for any site that isn't live yet.

A serif headline on a white card beside a smiling cleaner, with the phone number large in the header.

Service tags above a centered headline and a portrait holding your work, with a shop in the menu.

A session in progress fills the screen behind the promise, so clients see what working with you looks like.

A live countdown beside the headline keeps a single-day event's date and ticket button hard to miss.

A big headline, a short welcome note and a local guide in the menu, for guests traveling far to be there.

A detailed bird's-eye illustration sells a place that isn't built yet, with the waitlist card on top.

Your name in huge type beside your own portrait, for a photographer clients hire by name.

Typewriter keys and ink spatter on bright yellow frame a centered promise, for writers with a playful brand.

Dates, venue and a ticket button on a warm color panel, beside a maker showing off their work.

A walk along the shore at golden hour, with names, date and place up top and one RSVP button.

A candid photo of attendees and one line on when registration opens, for annual events between editions.

A clean half-and-half split with a filing close-up, for a quiet salon or a tech working alone.

One large painting beside a short statement and a single button, for painters selling originals and commissions.

A clear hire-and-get-time-back headline, with a second link that lists the roles you fill.

A free-pass button and an English and Spanish switch suit a community festival open to everyone.

Huge black capitals and one RSVP button beside a petal toss, bold where wedding sites are often soft.

Says the new site is being built, with an email box and a drawing of the pages, for a business replacing its site.

A florist handing over a bouquet, shop hours and a delivery cutoff bar, for a local shop that delivers too.

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

A first-person intro with links into the essays and a reading button, for someone whose writing is the work.

Date, time and venue sit in a card with small icons, so guests find the essentials before they scroll.

Puts your DJs' faces beside the headline, so couples meet the people who'll play their reception.

A dark text panel over a wide pier photo, with packages, team and questions in the menu for couples comparing.

Your name large over a dark studio portrait and one button to your reporting, for building a byline.

A candlelit table sets an evening mood, with the RSVP button and directions to the venue under the date.

A cream panel fades into a beard-trim photo, for shops that offer color and grooming as well as cuts.

Your job title set tall and narrow, then one bold sentence on what you design and two project images.

A long, warm serif headline names the work being handed off, with one intro call button.

A soft pink panel over a smiling client makes a first tattoo feel calm, with one-on-one sessions up front.

A warm portrait, a session price in the top banner and a book button, for a local portrait studio.

Three short lines on how you work, a sentence on what's inside and one button, beside a studio portrait.

Hours, walk-in days and a reserve button beside a glowing siphon, for a cafe people plan a visit to.

One installation shot with visitors for scale, a short caption and a single button to all the artwork.

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

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

Says what you film and where in the headline, with a free quote button for local businesses.

A centered headline over a cleaner at work, with the quote button and tap-to-call number side by side.

A warm, dark photo of you at work, with your name huge along the bottom and work set between the words.

A financing bar above a stacked slogan and a polisher at work, for a shop that sells bigger jobs.

A bold headline between two working portraits, for someone who shoots both photos and video for businesses.

A tech painting fine art by candlelight, with classes and a shop in the menu for a studio that also teaches.

A short bio and stacked links to the shop, workshops and journal, beside photos of the studio and the pieces.

A florist at work in a dark, warm shop lets one site serve walk-in customers and couples alike.

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

One centered line naming the area you serve and a single date-check button over a packed dance floor.

A first dance under string lights with a check your date button, warm and romantic from the first frame.

One word in red in a centered headline, with services and prices one click from the booking button.

Introduces the shop in one plain sentence over a wall of flash, then helps visitors browse flash by style.
Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The businesses, people and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.
Describe your business or project
Who you are, what you offer and how people should reach you. Cactal writes each section, sets up your contact form and publishes the site.
How it works
1 Pick a design
Browse by kind of site and open any design to see it full size.
2 Add your details
Your services, work, event or product, and how people should reach you. Cactal writes every section 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 a one page website needs
A menu that jumps to each section
Links at the top should scroll straight to services, work, prices or contact, so a long page still feels easy to get around.
The main point first
Say who you are, what you offer and where in the first screen. Many visitors decide from that alone.
One call to action, repeated
Book, RSVP, inquire or buy: pick one and bring it back after each section, so it's close whenever someone is ready.
Sections in the order people ask
What it is, why it's good, what it costs, who's behind it and how to get in touch. Each section answers the next question.
Light enough to load fast
Everything sits on one page, so keep photos compressed and effects light. The page should still load quickly on a phone.
Knowing when to add a page
A growing menu, portfolio or blog may deserve its own page. Starting with one page doesn't stop you from adding more later.
Questions
Are these one page 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 business or project 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 one page 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 businesses and people?
No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the names, people, numbers and photos in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own business or project.
What is a one page website?
A site where everything sits on one scrolling page, with a menu that jumps to each section instead of opening new pages. It suits a portfolio, a wedding, an event, a small studio or a single product.
Can I add more pages later?
Yes. Ask for a new page in plain words and Cactal adds it to your site and menu. A CMS for pages and posts is built in, so a blog or a full menu can grow alongside the main page.
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