If you're a founder looking for a landing page template, you have a deadline and the deadline is roughly now. You don't need a design system. You need a page with a headline, a proof section and an email field, and you need it live before you lose interest.

So this list is sorted by that. Files that are actually built with auto layout, that have real sections, and that you can make yours in an afternoon. Everything here is free on the Figma Community and published under CC BY 4.0, which means credit the creator if you ship something close to the original.

If you're launching a product

Whitepace by Al Razi Siam is the default answer and I'm not going to pretend otherwise. Around 122,000 users and 1.9k likes, which makes it one of the most-used free web files on the whole Community. The listing states 100% free for personal and commercial use. Every section a SaaS page needs is already organized, and it includes responsive versions for all devices plus an animated prototype demonstrating the breakpoints. That last part is rare. Most free files hand you one desktop frame and leave mobile as your problem.

The fictional product it's designed around is a work management tool, so if you're selling something wildly different you'll rewrite more copy. Structure holds up regardless.

GoLive by Karyna Movsha. A complete landing page in two home variations, built with auto layout and consistent styles, published with a commercial-use license. It's newer and has far fewer users than Whitepace, which mostly means it looks like 2026 rather than 2023. The description is straight about the business model: the full 22-page template is a separate paid file at $35. The free landing page is a free landing page, and if a homepage is all you need you never have to think about the paid one.

B2Base, also by Karyna Movsha, is the same idea aimed at B2B SaaS, CRM platforms and sales-led products. Same structure, same free-page-plus-paid-full-version arrangement. Pick this one over GoLive if your page has to talk about integrations and pipelines rather than a consumer-ish product.

Trendy minimalist landing page template by Julls, around 1,500 users. Auto layouts, color and text styles, proper components, built from open source elements. The description claims you can have a unique landing page in about 20 minutes and that's not far off if you've got your copy written.

Free SAAS landing page by Subarno Paul, around 760 users. Small and clean. Good when Whitepace is more page than you have content for, which is the usual situation at pre-launch.

Saas Landing Page Template for Figma by karan hamav, around 630 users. A single-purpose tech startup landing page, no extras. Fast to strip down.

If you're collecting a waitlist

Waitlist pages are a different animal. One idea, one field, and enough credibility that a stranger hands over an email for a thing that doesn't exist yet.

SaaS Waitlist Landing Page Examples by Joshua McSorley. Not a template, a reference file with 20-plus waitlist page examples in it, around 3,200 users. Open this before you design anything. Twenty minutes of looking at what other people did will save you from inventing a layout that nobody has ever validated.

Waitlist Website Wireframe, also by McSorley, is the follow-up: a simple waitlist page you add your branding to. Deliberately plain, which is correct. A waitlist page with too much design on it reads as a company that has time to spare.

Free Waitlist Landing Page UI Kit, Listly by ashna.uiux. Newer and smaller file. A modern hero with strong typography and an email capture section, aimed at early access launches. Fully editable.

Waitlist landing page of Hattl by Dima Kapranov, around 1,300 users. Four years old and still the most elegant waitlist page on this list. Single purpose, no clutter.

The bit everyone gets wrong

Founders treat the landing page as a design problem and it's mostly a copy problem. The template gives you the structure. The structure is not what converts.

Write the headline before you open Figma. If you can't say what the product does in eight words, no amount of template is going to rescue the page, and you'll spend three days moving a button around instead of admitting the positioning isn't there yet.

Second thing: a landing page with no mobile frame is a landing page for nobody. Most of your early traffic comes from a link in a message or a post, opened on a phone. Whitepace handles this for you. Several of the others don't, and you'll need to build the mobile version yourself.

Getting it live this week

Design done, hosting not done, and that's where the two weeks go.

Figment is a Figma plugin that publishes your frames as a real website. Duplicate one of these files, put your copy in, run the plugin and the page is live. Free tier hosts it on a subdomain with a small "Built with Figment.so" badge, which is fine for validating an idea.

If you're still browsing, here's the full roundup of Figma website templates and the free-only list. When you've got a page you like, book a quick demo and I'll show you how fast it goes live.