Radio station website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

26 designs for community, college, commercial, faith, music, news and internet radio stations. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your station's website, with your schedule, show pages and a listen-live button that opens your stream.

Radio station website designs

  • Radio station website design, community radio leading with a live session: live strip and dark header over a black banner, a drummer and guitarist playing under an on-air sign, large white slab serif headline, cyan button and a cream events section

    A local band playing in the studio fills the first screen, with one listen button and upcoming events below.

  • Radio station website design, regional radio with local news by town: white and lavender, a smiling host at a studio microphone beside a purple and green headline, town filter tabs and three news cards

    The show on air and what's next sit above news you can filter by town, for stations that cover several places.

  • Radio station website design, listener-funded radio with a support banner: white header and a charcoal support strip over a dark studio photo of two hosts laughing at microphones, white headline with listen and support buttons

    A one-line ask for support sits above the show on air, for stations that run on listener gifts.

  • Radio station website design, community radio that invites listeners on air: cream page, a dark headline and red listen buttons, an older and a younger host at microphones, and a strip of photos of volunteers and studio gear

    A volunteer group photo and a make-a-show link tell listeners anyone can have a show, with listen up top.

  • Radio station website design, college radio with a player always on screen: dark purple, two students laughing at studio microphones, amber italic headline and button, a news list, a ticket card and a bottom player bar

    Student hosts on air under a bold motto, with campus news, a giveaway card and a player fixed to the bottom.

  • Radio station website design, local news and hits radio over the town at dusk: dusk photo of a riverside street with a church spire and string lights, white and lime headline, a purple listen button, the frequency below and a dark news card on the right

    The town at dusk fills the screen, with the frequency and two local stories, for stations that cover their area.

  • Radio station website design, hip hop and R&B radio with the day's lineup: black and red, an italic condensed headline naming the show on air beside a laughing presenter at a microphone, four presenter cards below

    The show on air leads with its host and genres, and the next four shows sit as photo cards beneath it.

  • Radio station website design, community radio with show cards and gig news: cream page, yellow and orange show cards, a photo of a singer and band in a small venue with a dark plum caption bar, an orange on-air box in the header

    Show cards with air times sit beside a slider of local gigs, with what's on air pinned in the header.

  • Radio station website design, community radio leading with a host story: cream page, a navy serif headline, an orange listen button and a photo of two older hosts smiling at studio microphones

    Opens on the story of two longtime volunteer hosts, for stations whose people are the reason listeners tune in.

  • Radio station website design, student-run college radio, dark and loud: dark studio photo of a student DJ in headphones at a mixing desk, a white and red headline, a red listen button and a dark player bar with a green progress line

    A student DJ at the desk under a short punchy headline, with listen and schedule links and a player bar below.

  • Radio station website design, internet DJ radio streaming around the clock: dark navy studio photo of hands on turntables and a mixer, a white wide headline, a lime listen button and a now-playing bar

    Hands on the decks in near darkness and a now-playing bar, for online stations built around DJ sets.

  • Radio station website design, coastal community radio in paper cutouts: sunny yellow hero with bold black type, a magenta listen button and a paper-cutout harbor scene with an old radio, boats and gulls, a pale blue contact strip below

    A playful cutout of an old radio on the pier and a call-the-presenter line, for volunteer stations by the water.

  • Radio station website design, world and vintage music radio in illustration: dark header, a deep red live banner in condensed type, a cream show card with a painted couple dancing in a kitchen, a black condensed title and red genre tags

    A bold live banner and illustrated show cards with genre tags, for stations with a sound of their own.

  • Radio station website design, folk and roots radio in woodcut style: navy and white, a blue and white woodcut of a woman playing fiddle on a porch beside an old radio and a sleeping dog, bold condensed show title and red buttons

    A woodcut-style illustration sets the mood beside the show on air, its host, hours and a listen button.

  • Radio station website design, christian community radio with a reading plan: white page, navy logo with a lantern icon, a pale blue giving banner, a sunny porch photo of a grandfather and a teenage girl reading from a book, navy and turquoise headline and a blue button

    A gentle giving banner sits above a family photo and a seasonal series, for faith stations that serve families.

  • Radio station website design, coastal radio with several stations and local weather: deep navy page over a night coastline, white and bright blue headline, a red listen button, a studio microphone photo, a white weather card and a white player bar with channel tabs

    A weather card and a player that switches between channels, for stations running more than one stream.

  • Radio station website design, alternative music radio with a heritage feel: warm amber-lit studio photo of a host in headphones at a glowing mixing desk, large cream condensed headline, an amber pill listen button with a play icon and a now-playing line in amber and white

    A host at the mixing desk, one listen button and the current track, for long-running independent stations.

  • Radio station website design, student radio with a now-playing card and events list: white page with navy and hot pink serif headline, a cyan listen button and outlined donate button, a torn-edge photo of laughing students at a mixing desk, hand-drawn pink, yellow and cyan scribbles and stars, three text columns below

    A listen button and now-playing card come first, for student stations playing indie music and campus news.

  • Radio station website design, talk radio featuring a weekly sports show: pale aqua hero with bold dark teal type, a teal listen live pill and underlined details link, a bright studio photo of two hosts in headphones with boxing gloves hung by a harbor window, and four white show cards with photos and round play buttons

    Two hosts laughing at the mic promote a weekly talk show, with music, news and story cards, for local stations.

  • Radio station website design, uplifting music and faith radio with a top player: navy now-playing bar with a sunrise thumbnail and volume slider, white header with a sun-rays logo, large navy rounded headline, lime listen button and outlined donate button, sunny photos of a mother and daughter singing in a car and friends laughing with mugs on a porch

    Warm headline over happy listeners offers songs, podcasts, news, faith, plus listen and donate, for family radio.

  • Radio station website design, youth-made community radio with an on-air bar: dark purple studio photo of two young hosts in headphones, a white bold headline with an orange last line, an orange listen button and an outlined donate button, and a deep purple on-air bar with a sunset thumbnail

    Two young hosts laugh at the mics above a now-and-next bar, for youth-run stations mixing music, talk and training.

  • Radio station website design, black and white community radio with a now-playing bar: black and white photo of five young hosts on brick steps holding headphones and records, heavy white condensed headline, a black listen button, a light header with a broadcast-wave logo and a charcoal now-playing bar along the bottom

    A photo of the hosts, a promise of local voices and new music, and now playing and up next below, for close crews.

  • Radio station website design, independent radio in grungy punk zine style: dark purple and lime green, a distressed stencil headline, a torn-paper photo of two laughing hosts at a cluttered desk of records in a poster-covered studio, a bright green listen button and a small on-air card

    A loud listener-made manifesto beside a big listen button and the show on air, for DIY independent stations.

  • Radio station website design, faith and music radio at sunrise with story cards: cream page over golden misty hills at sunrise, dark green rounded headline with amber accent words, green listen button, frosted now-playing card, and warm photo cards of friends over coffee, a host in headphones and a family on a beach

    A listen-live button and now-playing card sit above story, talk and music cards, for uplifting music stations.

  • Radio station website design, rural district radio with the day's hosts: cream and warm white with a dark brown serif headline, a photo of a river winding through green hills behind a wire fence, an orange listen button, a play bar with an orange progress line and four smiling host photo cards

    The song and show on air sit above a farmland banner and four all-day host cards, for rural district stations.

  • Radio station website design, multi-town community radio with an on-air host card: warm sepia photo of a stone mill-town street at dusk, white and pink headline, pink listen buttons, a dark rounded card with a black and white presenter portrait, and a cream strip of three pink icon links below

    A card shows the current show, presenter and what's next, for stations serving several towns on DAB and online.

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

Describe your station

What you air, where people tune in and how listeners and sponsors should reach you. Cactal writes the pages, sets up your contact form and publishes the site.

How it works

  1. 1 Pick a design

    Browse by kind of station and open any design to see it full size.

  2. 2 Add your station's details

    Your shows, hosts, schedule, stream link and how listeners and sponsors should reach you. 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 radio station website needs

A listen button on every page

Most visitors come to hear you. Keep a listen-live button in the header of every page so nobody has to hunt for the stream.

What's on now, and what's next

Put the show on air and its host beside the player, with what's coming up next. It tells a new listener what the station sounds like before they press play.

A schedule that reads well on a phone

List shows by day with start times and your time zone, and link each one to its show page. It's the page regular listeners come back to.

A page for every show and host

Air time, a short description, a host photo and bio, and recent playlists or episodes. People search for shows and hosts by name, and these pages are what they find.

A way to catch up

Embed or link past shows from the audio platform you already use. Replaying music on demand can fall under different licensing rules than your live stream, so check yours before posting full shows.

Support, sponsors, contests and events

Donations, underwriting, advertising, contests and live events keep stations on air. Give each a clear page linked to the donation, ticketing or store service you already use, and post the official rules for every contest on its page.

Questions

Are these radio station 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 station 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 radio station website cost?

A custom build from a web design agency 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 radio stations?

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

Can listeners hear my stream on the site?

Yes. Your site can embed the player from the streaming service you already use, or link to your stream, so a listen-live button sits on every page. Cactal doesn't host or broadcast the stream itself.

Can listeners donate or become members through the site?

Your site can have a support page that links to or embeds the donation or membership service you already use. Cactal doesn't process donations or memberships itself.

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