Amin is a free Bootstrap 4 HTML5 magazine website template from ThemeWagon and Colorlib, designed specifically for gaming magazines and other content-heavy publications that want a dark, attention-grabbing visual style. It ships as a multi-page static HTML template with 10 HTML files, CSS/SCSS source files, font icons, and bundled plugin libraries, so you can host it on any web server or open it directly in a browser.
What is Amin?
Amin is a free, multi-page HTML5 magazine template built on Bootstrap 4 and distributed by ThemeWagon, with the design created by Colorlib. It takes static content such as articles, images, videos, and Instagram feeds and presents them in a dark-themed magazine layout with a hero header, full-screen slider, mega menu, and sorted video gallery. The template runs entirely client-side, requiring no server-side language or database, and is open source so you can use it in commercial projects.
Key Features
- Bootstrap 4 framework — Built on Bootstrap 4 for responsive grid layout, utilities, and components, compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and mobile browsers.
- Dark multi-page layout — Includes 10 HTML files covering a magazine site structure with hero header, full-screen slider, and footer navigation.
- Mega menu and drop-down menu — A burger menu toggles navigation, with drop-down and mega-menu support for organizing many categories.
- Off-canvas search — A slide-in search panel lets visitors search without leaving the page.
- Sorted video gallery — Videos are organized into categories and play in a modal player via Magnific Pop-Up.
- Instagram feeds — A built-in Instagram feed section displays recent photos from a connected account.
- Newsletter subscription form — A styled form captures email addresses for email marketing.
- Progress bars, pagination, and hover effects — Progress bars display skill stats; pagination UI splits article lists; hover effects add animation to cards.
- CSS3 preloader and breadcrumbs — A loading animation plays before content appears, and breadcrumb navigation shows page hierarchy.
- Contact and comment forms — Contact form UI and comment form UI are included, though they require backend integration to send data.
Who is it for?
- Gaming magazine editors — Publish articles, video reviews, and photo galleries in a dark theme that matches gaming culture.
- Independent content creators — Launch a personal news or magazine site quickly by customizing the Bootstrap 4 CSS/SCSS.
- Web designers and agencies — Use as a starting point for client magazine projects, swapping in custom logos and content.
What can you do with Amin?
- Publish a gaming news portal — Structure the included HTML pages as article listings with pagination, sliders, and a mega menu for categories.
- Showcase video content — Use the sorted video gallery and modal video player to present gameplay clips or interviews.
- Grow an email list — Embed the newsletter subscription form in the homepage or footer to collect subscriber emails.
Pricing
Amin is free to download, open source, and licensed for commercial use, with lifetime free updates from ThemeWagon.
FAQ
Is Amin free to use?
Yes. Amin is listed as a free template on ThemeWagon, is open source, and can be used in commercial projects with no licensing fee. The download link is delivered by email after you submit your address.
What files are included in the download?
The package contains 10 HTML files, CSS and SCSS stylesheets, font icons, all demo images, and the library files for Bootstrap 4, Owl Carousel, FontAwesome, Magnific Pop-Up, and SlickNav.
Does Amin work on mobile devices?
Yes. Amin is fully responsive and tested for compatibility with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and mobile browsers.
Can I customize Amin's design?
You can. The source includes SCSS files alongside compiled CSS, and the layout is built with standard Bootstrap 4 classes, so you can restyle colors, fonts, and spacing by editing the SCSS variables or overriding CSS.
Do the contact and comment forms work out of the box?
No. The template provides the form UI (markup and styling) but no backend, so you need to connect the forms to a form-processing service or server script to actually receive submissions.
