What landing page templates does Page UI provide?

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Page UI currently ships three named landing page templates — Gnomie AI, Specta, and Minimum Via — plus a broader library of copy-and-paste sections you can assemble yourself. All templates and components are free and open source, built for React on top of Shadcn UI and TailwindCSS. If your project is a B2C AI SaaS, a creator platform, or a minimal product/agency site, one of the named templates likely matches your scenario; otherwise you can copy individual sections into your own layout.

The named templates

Template Best for Notable sections
Gnomie AI B2C AI SaaS app Carousel examples, product tours
Specta Creator platform Marquee section, showcase section
Minimum Via Minimalistic product or productized agency Text-driven layout, minimal color palette

Each template is a full landing page you can view, then copy section by section into your codebase.

What you actually get

The value isn't only the three finished templates — it's the section library behind them. Page UI is described as "landing pages on easy mode": you copy any section of a template and own it in your codebase. The site highlights a "thief mode" that lets you copy any section with a click.

Sections demonstrated across the templates include:

  • Carousels — for cycling through product screenshots or examples (Gnomie AI)
  • Product tours — for walking visitors through features (Gnomie AI)
  • Marquee sections — scrolling logo or content strips (Specta)
  • Showcase sections — for displaying work or content (Specta)
  • Text-and-minimal-color layouts — clean, restrained hero and content blocks (Minimum Via)

Because these are components rather than fixed pages, you can mix a marquee from Specta with a product tour from Gnomie AI if that fits your product better than any single template.

How to decide which to start from

  1. Match the audience first. B2C AI SaaS → Gnomie AI. Creator platform → Specta. Minimal product or agency → Minimum Via.
  2. Check the section types you need. If your page depends on a carousel or product tour, Gnomie AI gives you a working reference. If you need scrolling social proof or a portfolio-style showcase, Specta does.
  3. Copy at the section level, not the page level. The intended workflow is to take only the blocks you need and adapt them, rather than adopting a whole template wholesale.
  4. Verify against the docs before committing. Page UI's documentation includes in-depth docs, props, and code samples for each component, plus a theme switcher so you can preview themes directly in the docs.

Things to know before you start

  • Stack requirement: React and Next.js, built on Shadcn UI and TailwindCSS. If your project isn't on this stack, the copy-paste workflow won't drop in cleanly.
  • Licensing: All templates and components are stated as free to use and open source.
  • The library grows: The site says new templates and components are added continuously, so the three named templates aren't a fixed ceiling — check the templates and examples pages for the current list.
  • Docs are the reference point: Since components expose props and theming, the documentation is where you confirm exact behavior rather than guessing from the template preview alone.

If none of the three named templates fits, start from a blank slate and pull individual sections from the examples library — the site frames this as "start by example to innovate" rather than forcing a full-template choice.