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React and Next.js templates

Next.js website templates you can make your own

Start from a finished community design, customize it visually, and keep a real editable React and Next.js project instead of staying locked to a hosted builder.

All templates

14 templates

01 · Remix

Copy the complete site

Pages, images, responsive layouts, and supported CMS content move into your own FNJ project.

02 · Customize

Edit visually or with AI

Use FNJ's editor for direct changes, or connect Claude, Cursor, or Codex through MCP when included in your plan.

03 · Own

Export and deploy Next.js

Export the App Router project on an eligible plan and deploy it to infrastructure you control.

Next.js template questions

Are these real Next.js templates?

Yes. Every marketplace listing is backed by FNJ's editable React and Next.js conversion rather than a screenshot or a link to another website builder. A remix creates a complete project in your FNJ account.

Can I edit a Next.js template without coding?

Yes. FNJ's visual editor lets you replace text, links, images, and layout values. You can also connect an MCP-compatible agent such as Claude, Cursor, or Codex when your plan includes MCP.

Can I download the React and Next.js source code?

Code export is available on plans that include it. The exported App Router project is yours to edit and deploy on your own infrastructure.

Do I need Framer to use these templates?

No. The marketplace version has already been converted into FNJ's editable Next.js format, so remixing and customization happen in FNJ.

For creators

Sell your templates on FNJ

List a site you built. Free templates earn you 50% of what the customers they bring pay FNJ, for 12 months. Paid ones sell through your own checkout, at your price, and you keep 98%.

  • 50% commission on free templates
  • Keep 98% of paid sales
  • Reviewed before it's live

Ready to convert your website?

Paste your published Framer URL to generate a production-ready project in minutes.

Example: https://your-site.framer.websiteYour published site’s address — the one visitors see. A custom domain works too.