NFT Website Templates: 8 Marketplace, Landing Page and Gaming Picks
By Manob Editorial ·
An NFT website template gives you the front end of a collection or marketplace: a landing page, gallery or marketplace pages, and a place to tell the story behind the work. We compared 8 options on Manob. NftPro and Lobix NFT Market are built as marketplaces, Renft and Lobix NFT Portfolio as collection landing pages, and MYKD covers NFT gaming in React, Tailwind and WordPress.
What we compared
We went through Manob's NFT items and kept the eight that are built for NFT projects. Five are NFT templates from the start: NftPro, Lobix NFT Market & Landing, Lobix NFT Portfolio, Renft and Cryptobit's NFT Marketplace theme for WordPress. The other three are builds of MYKD, an esports and gaming design made with NFT gaming projects in mind. Token sale, ICO and exchange designs are covered in our crypto website templates roundup instead.
The notes below come from each product's own listing, and we say where a listing leaves something out. The six HTML and React picks all cost under $25. NFT templates are still a small shelf here, so open each live demo before you decide.
| Template | Type | Built with | Price from | Live demo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NftPro NFT Marketplace Top HTML5 Template | HTML template | — | $21 | Demo |
| Lobix – NFT Market & Landing HTML5 Template | HTML template | — | $19 | Demo |
| Cryptobit - NFT Marketplace WordPress Theme. | WordPress theme | — | $39 | Demo |
| Renft - NFT Portfolio landing page HTML Template | HTML template | React | $21 | Demo |
| Lobix – NFT Portfolio and Landing Page HTML5 Template | HTML template | — | $19 | Demo |
| MYKD - eSports and Gaming NFT ReactJS Template | HTML template | — | $21 | Demo |
| MYKD - Tailwind eSports and Gaming NFT Template | HTML template | Tailwind CSS | $21 | Demo |
| MYKD - eSports and Gaming NFT WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | — | $41 | Demo |
What an NFT template won't do for you
Every pick here is a website design. No listing says it ships smart contract, wallet or back-end code, so plan that side as separate work.
- Minting and wallets need a developer. NftPro's and Cryptobit's listings mention no wallet connection. Both Lobix listings mention blockchain features but don't name the network or the wallets.
- Listings, bids and sales need a back end. A marketplace needs accounts, a database and on-chain logic. The templates give you the pages those features sit on.
- Check the rules where you sell. Selling NFTs can raise legal and tax questions in many countries. A template adds no terms or risk notes, so get advice and leave room for those pages in the menu and footer.
NFT marketplace templates
Three picks are built as marketplaces: two static HTML templates and one WordPress theme. An HTML template is a folder of files you edit in code and host anywhere, which keeps the site fast and leaves nothing to patch. Our HTML5 templates guide covers the trade-offs, and how to edit a Bootstrap template walks through the edits you'll make.
NftPro: best for a marketplace front end with many inner pages
NftPro NFT Marketplace Top HTML5 Template, from Dream IT, is built with HTML5 and Bootstrap 5 and lists 30+ inner pages, the highest page count any of these eight listings gives. All the images used in the template come with it, along with documentation, and the code is clean, commented and W3C validated. The seller says it can also serve as a personal or business site, and mentions a PSD version without saying it's part of this download. The listing names no back end or wallet connection, so treat NftPro as the design layer for a team that is building those.
NftPro NFT Marketplace Top HTML5 Template is a responsive HTML5 and Bootstrap 5 site template for building an NFT marketplace website, with 30+ inner pages, a retina-ready layou…
Lobix NFT Market & Landing: best for a marketplace aimed at artists and collectors
Lobix – NFT Market & Landing HTML5 Template, from Unique Theme, pairs marketplace pages, where creators show their work and collectors find it, with landing pages that tell the story behind each NFT. The layout is responsive on desktops, tablets and phones, and the seller pitches it as a marketplace you can shape around your own brand. Its listing mentions blockchain integration without naming the chain or the wallets it works with. It also names no CSS framework, JavaScript libraries or supported browsers, so the demo is the best way to judge the build.
Lobix – NFT Market & Landing HTML5 Template is a responsive HTML5 template for NFT marketplace and landing page websites, made for artists, collectors and innovators who want to…
Cryptobit NFT Marketplace: best for an NFT marketplace on WordPress
Dream IT sells this one as Cryptobit - NFT Marketplace WordPress Theme. It's a full theme with a child theme for NFT, Web3, DAO and DeFi projects, built with Elementor and the Redux framework, with WooCommerce functionality and Contact Form 7 support. It works with the WPML, Polylang and Loco Translate plugins, and the images, online documentation and a video tutorial are included. The listing doesn't say how many demos or home layouts you get, so count them in the live preview.
Cryptobit - NFT Marketplace WordPress Theme. It is a responsive WordPress theme built with Elementor for NFT, ICO, cryptocurrency, Web3, DApp, DAO and DeFi projects, token, cryp…
NFT landing page and portfolio templates
A single collection needs fewer pages than a marketplace: an introduction, the artwork, the story or roadmap, and a way to get in touch. These two HTML templates are built for that kind of launch. For creative portfolios without NFTs, our portfolio website templates roundup has more layouts.
Renft: best for an NFT portfolio landing page with two home layouts
Renft - NFT Portfolio landing page HTML Template is a responsive landing page on the Bootstrap 5 grid, made for NFT portfolio and NFT marketplace sites. You get two homepage layouts (Home 01 and Home 02), JS files, layered PNG files and detailed documentation, and the listing says it's compatible with Bootstrap 5.x and 4.x. It uses the Euclid Circular A and Fredoka fonts with Font Awesome and Flat Icon icons. The included-files list names only the two homepages, so check the demo for blog, contact or collection pages before you count on them.
Renft - NFT Portfolio landing page HTML Template is a responsive HTML landing page template built on the Bootstrap 5 grid for NFT portfolio and NFT marketplace websites, with tw…
Lobix NFT Portfolio: best for a digital artist presenting one collection
Lobix – NFT Portfolio and Landing Page HTML5 Template comes from the same seller as Lobix NFT Market and is made for NFT creators and digital artists. It pairs a landing page that introduces your collection with a portfolio showcase and interactive galleries you can customize for viewing each piece in detail. The seller mentions support for blockchain elements but doesn't name the network, wallet or integration behind them. The listing gives no page list, CSS framework or documentation, so preview the demo to see exactly what you'd be editing.
Lobix – NFT Portfolio and Landing Page HTML5 Template is a responsive HTML5 template for NFT creators and digital artists, with a landing page, an NFT portfolio showcase and cus…
NFT gaming website templates
MYKD, from Md Habibur Rahman, is one esports and gaming design sold as three builds. All three are made for gaming websites, gaming magazines, esports teams, tournaments and NFT gaming projects. Pick by stack: React for a developer team, Tailwind HTML for a static site, WordPress if you want a shop and editing without code. For team sites without the NFT angle, see our esports website templates roundup.
MYKD ReactJS: best for a React team building an NFT gaming site
MYKD - eSports and Gaming NFT ReactJS Template is built with React (Vite), TypeScript, Bootstrap 5 and Sass, and it runs without jQuery. It comes with two home pages, more than 11 inner pages, blog pages and documentation. Forms are validated with React Hook Form, routes are dynamic, and the layout has a sticky header, a logo slider and Slick and Swiper sliders. Our React templates roundup compares other React and Next.js builds if you want a second option.
MYKD - eSports and Gaming NFT ReactJS Template is a React (Vite) and TypeScript site template on Bootstrap 5 for gaming websites, esports teams, tournaments, gaming magazines an…
MYKD Tailwind: best for tournament and player pages as static HTML
MYKD - Tailwind eSports and Gaming NFT Template is the HTML build, made with Tailwind CSS v3.3, HTML5, CSS3 and jQuery. Its 13+ HTML pages include at least two home pages, tournament pages, player pages, and blog and blog details pages, and each section of the HTML is commented. It uses Magnific Popup, Slick and Swiper, with Font Awesome and Flaticon icons. The demo images are for preview only and aren't in the download, so budget for your own artwork.
MYKD - Tailwind eSports and Gaming NFT Template is a responsive HTML template built with Tailwind CSS v3.3 for gaming websites, esports teams, tournaments, gaming magazines and…
MYKD WordPress: best for a gaming site with a shop
MYKD - eSports and Gaming NFT WordPress Theme is built on the Underscores framework and Bootstrap 5, works with Elementor and WooCommerce, and offers one-click demo import. Beyond the home, blog and contact pages, it has services, player details, tournament, shop, shop details and my account pages, plus a child theme and 20+ custom Elementor blocks. You also get an Elementor header and footer builder, dynamic color and typography settings, Mailchimp and Contact Form 7 forms, and PO files for translation with Loco Translate or WPML. The listing says it's compatible with WordPress 6.7x and WooCommerce 6.x to 9.x, and it doesn't list Elementor Pro as a requirement.
MYKD - eSports and Gaming NFT WordPress Theme is an Elementor-based WordPress theme for gaming websites, esports teams, tournaments, gaming magazines and NFT gaming, with WooCom…
How to choose an NFT website template
- Marketplace or one collection. A marketplace needs browse, item, creator and account pages; start with NftPro or Lobix NFT Market. One collection needs a strong landing page, which is where Renft and Lobix NFT Portfolio fit.
- Who builds the blockchain side. Decide before you buy whether a developer will connect wallets and contracts. Many wallet libraries ship React components, so MYKD ReactJS is an easier starting point for that work than static HTML.
- Tailwind version. MYKD Tailwind is on Tailwind CSS v3.3. Version 4 moved configuration into the CSS file, so read the official upgrade guide before upgrading, and our Tailwind CSS templates guide for customizing.
- WordPress or code. WordPress suits a team that will post drops, news or match results without a developer, and both WordPress picks use Elementor. In the HTML and React builds, every edit happens in code. Our guides to installing a WordPress theme and deploying a website cover the next steps.
- Translation. Cryptobit lists WPML, Polylang and Loco Translate, and MYKD WordPress lists PO files, Loco Translate and WPML.
Regular vs Extended License
The Regular License covers one end product whose end users aren't charged, such as a collection's landing page. If people pay to use the site you build, for example through listing fees or a paid membership, you need the Extended License. Every purchase includes 6 months of seller support through Manob's built-in ticket system, which you can extend. Every item is manually reviewed before approval and can be previewed before you buy.
When to look elsewhere
- You want it free. Every pick here is paid. WordPress.org's free themes work if you're happy to restyle a general theme; start in the WordPress.org theme directory.
- You want more designs. Manob has more than 600 live products, but only a handful are built for NFT projects. ThemeForest's bigger range has more NFT and Web3 designs as of October 2026.
- You need a working marketplace. Minting, listings, bids and royalties are development work. Hire a developer first and add the design afterwards; Manob also lists freelance services.
- You'd rather browse. See all HTML site templates and WordPress themes on Manob.
Frequently asked questions
What should an NFT website include?
An introduction to the collection or marketplace, the artwork in a gallery or on item pages, a roadmap or story section, the team, an FAQ and a way to get in touch. Add terms and privacy pages before you launch.
Can an NFT marketplace template mint NFTs or connect wallets?
Not on its own. None of these listings says it ships smart contract or wallet code, so a developer has to connect the buttons and forms to your contracts.
Is there an NFT marketplace WordPress theme?
Yes. Cryptobit's NFT Marketplace theme is built with Elementor and adds WooCommerce functionality and a child theme. If your project is a game, the MYKD WordPress build is the other option.
Which NFT website template suits a gaming project?
MYKD. Its React, Tailwind and WordPress builds are all made for gaming sites, esports teams, tournaments and NFT gaming projects, and the WordPress build adds shop pages through WooCommerce.
Are images included with these NFT templates?
It depends on the listing. NftPro includes all its template images, while MYKD Tailwind's demo images are for preview only and aren't in the download. The NFT artwork itself must be your own.