3 best bento grid Framer templates
Bento grid Framer templates use the modular, card-based layout that's become one of the defining visual languages of contemporary web design. Inspired by the compartmentalised sections of a Japanese bento box, these layouts divide content into distinct, sized tiles that create a dynamic, information-rich visual structure. They're particularly effective for feature showcases, portfolio grids, and product landing pages where you want to present multiple pieces of information simultaneously without the page feeling busy or overwhelming. Bento grid layouts feel current, considered, and tech-forward — popular with SaaS products, design studios, and modern portfolios. All templates are fully customisable in Framer.
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Bento grid layouts organise content into a mosaic of differently-sized cards — like compartments in a Japanese bento box. They're popular for showcasing multiple features, projects, or content items in an asymmetric grid that feels dynamic and visual. The style is associated with modern tech and product company design.
Yes — bento grids are particularly popular in the SaaS and product design world for feature showcases. The varied card sizes let you emphasise key features visually while fitting a lot of content on a single screen. Several templates here are specifically designed for product marketing contexts.
Yes, when designed correctly. The templates here use responsive bento grids that stack or reorganise on smaller screens without losing the visual quality. The card-based structure adapts naturally to narrower viewports.
Yes. Framer's visual editor lets you adjust the grid structure, card sizes, and content within each cell. The bento grid is a CSS grid layout at its core; resizing cells and repositioning content is done by adjusting column and row spans in the Framer editor.
Yes. The asymmetric, visual nature of bento grids works well for showcasing creative work — the varied card sizes let you feature hero projects at a larger scale while supporting secondary work at smaller sizes. It's a more dynamic alternative to a uniform project grid.
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