Stream is a free, responsive HTML/CSS website template published by TemplateMo, built specifically for personal portfolio sites and featuring a full-page image slider and darkblue color palette. The template runs on any static web host and requires no server-side processing; you download a ZIP archive, edit the HTML and CSS files, and upload them to your server. It uses Bootstrap v3.3.1, which means the grid system, navigation, and responsive utilities come from that framework. Since its release on 16 March 2015, the template has been viewed 87,604 times and downloaded 13,943 times according to TemplateMo's counters.
What is Stream?
Stream is a free Bootstrap v3.3.1 portfolio template from TemplateMo that structures a personal portfolio around a full-page image slider and a darkblue color theme. It takes standard HTML, CSS, and image assets as input and produces a multi-section one-page (or multi-section) portfolio site as output, ready to be customized and deployed. The template is distributed as a ZIP file from templatemo.com and can be edited with any text editor or HTML editor.
Key Features
- Full-page image slider — The template's hero area is a full-page slider that cycles through images, giving portfolios a visual-first opening section.
- Darkblue color scheme — The design uses darkblue as its dominant color, giving the site a consistent, professional tone without extra styling work.
- Responsive layout — Built on Bootstrap v3.3.1's responsive grid, the template adapts to desktop, tablet, and mobile viewports.
- Mobile ready — The template is explicitly tagged as mobile-ready, so navigation and sliders work on touch devices.
- Free for commercial and non-commercial use — TemplateMo grants permission to download, edit, and use the layout for any project, including paid work.
- No backend required — The template is static HTML/CSS, so it can be hosted anywhere that serves static files, such as Netlify, GitHub Pages, or any basic web host.
Who is it for?
- Freelance designers and developers — Present a portfolio of projects and case studies using the full-page slider as a visual showcase.
- Creative professionals — Photographers, illustrators, and graphic artists can display a gallery of work with the slider and minimal content blocks.
- Students and job seekers — Build a clean online resume or profile page to share with potential employers, using the responsive layout to look good on any screen.
What can you do with Stream?
- Create a personal portfolio — Use the full-page slider to feature signature projects or images, and the darkblue theme to keep the site cohesive.
- Deploy a landing page for your work — Edit the HTML to replace placeholder text and images, then publish the static files to any hosting service.
- Learn Bootstrap layout — Study the template's markup to see how Bootstrap v3.3.1 handles responsive grids and the carousel component.
FAQ
Is Stream free to use?
Yes, Stream is 100% free to download from TemplateMo. You are allowed to download, edit, and use the template for commercial or non-commercial sites without charge, and you can share it with others.
What does the Stream template include?
The ZIP download contains the HTML, CSS, and image assets needed to run the portfolio layout. It is built on Bootstrap v3.3.1 and includes a full-page image slider in the hero section, along with the responsive grid and navigation components that Bootstrap provides.
Do I need coding knowledge to use Stream?
Basic HTML and CSS knowledge helps, because you'll edit the markup and styles to add your own text and images. The template is static and self-contained, so you don't need to set up a server or install dependencies.
Can I use Stream for a commercial project?
Yes. TemplateMo explicitly permits using this template for commercial or non-commercial websites. You can modify it as needed and publish it on your own domain.
What hosting does Stream need?
Any static web hosting works, such as GitHub Pages, Netlify, or a traditional FTP-based web host. Because there is no backend, you just upload the files and the site runs.
