Bricks Builder Templates: Best Free & Premium Libraries
Contents
- Table of Contents
- What “Bricks builder templates” actually means
- Free Bricks template libraries worth trying
- Bricks Design Set
- Renmoe Library
- Premium Bricks template libraries worth paying for
- Bricks Plus
- Bricks Library Plus
- Where WDesignKit fits into a Bricks build
- Suggested Reading
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Author
Key Takeaways
- Bricks Design Set is the largest free, community-submitted wireframe library in the Bricks ecosystem, and it plugs into Bricks' Remote Templates feature inside the editor.
- Renmoe Library is the other no-cost option through Remote Templates, and it leans toward cleaner, more minimal layouts than Bricks Design Set.
- Bricks Plus lists 150+ full website templates and 500+ copy-paste sections and page layouts, with a new template added roughly every week.
- Bricks Library Plus combines 100+ Vanilla Bricks templates, 72+ Automatic.css templates, 15+ Bricks' Core Framework templates, plus dedicated WooCommerce and webkit sets.
Table of Contents
A client asked me last week why her new Bricks site “felt empty” compared to the mockup her designer sent over. The answer was boring: the mockup used a paid template library’s polish, and her build was starting from Bricks’ own blank canvas. Once we dropped in a real template library, the gap closed in about twenty minutes. Here’s what’s actually worth using, and where it comes from.
What “Bricks builder templates” actually means
Bricks doesn’t ship with a built-in template marketplace the way Elementor does. Instead, most “Bricks templates” arrive one of two ways: as a Bricks Remote Templates feed you connect once and browse inside the editor, or as a .json file you import manually through Bricks’ own import screen. Neither method needs a third-party plugin, which keeps the ecosystem lighter than it looks from the outside.
Free Bricks template libraries worth trying
Bricks Design Set
Bricks Design Set is the largest free, community-submitted wireframe library in the Bricks ecosystem. Anyone can contribute a layout, and the whole thing plugs into Bricks’ Remote Templates feature, so it shows up directly inside your editor instead of sending you to a separate download page. It’s donation-supported rather than fully commercial, which is worth knowing before you build a client site around it long term.
Renmoe Library
Renmoe Library is the other strong no-cost option, also accessed through the Remote Templates connector. It’s a smaller catalog than Bricks Design Set but tends to lean toward cleaner, more minimal layouts if that’s the direction you’re building in.
Also Read: Elementor to Bricks: What Transfers and What You Rebuild if you’re moving an existing Elementor site onto Bricks rather than starting fresh.
Premium Bricks template libraries worth paying for
Bricks Plus
Bricks Plus is built for agencies that need a steady stream of new layouts: the library lists 150+ full website templates plus 500+ copy-paste sections and page layouts, with a new template added roughly every week. If you build Bricks sites often enough that “start from scratch” is a real cost, the subscription pays for itself fast.
Bricks Library Plus
Bricks Library Plus mixes free and paid templates in one catalog, split by framework: 100+ Vanilla Bricks templates, 72+ built for Automatic.css, 15+ for Bricks’ Core Framework, plus dedicated WooCommerce and webkit sets. The framework-specific split is genuinely useful if you’ve already standardized on Automatic.css and don’t want to fight template CSS conflicts.

Where WDesignKit fits into a Bricks build
To be upfront: WDesignKit doesn’t sell full-site Bricks templates the way the libraries above do. What it ships instead is a growing set of individual Bricks elements you drop into whatever template you’re already using. Recent additions include a content scroll animation element, a column scroll effect, an image hover invert cursor effect, an image stack element, an infinite image draggable cube, and a flashing circular rotating gallery. These are the kind of finishing-touch interactions that make an imported template stop looking imported, without needing custom code.

The practical workflow: pick a template from one of the libraries above to get your structure and layout in place fast, then use WDesignKit’s Bricks elements to add the interaction details a stock template never includes.
Also Read: Business Website Templates: 3 WordPress Kits Compared for a look at how we evaluate template quality on the Elementor and Gutenberg side.
Suggested Reading
- Elementor to Bricks: What Transfers and What You Rebuild
- Switching Page Builders in WordPress Without Losing Your Design
- Best Free Elementor Templates in 2026 (Tested)
- Business Website Templates: 3 WordPress Kits Compared
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does a Bricks site feel empty when you start from scratch?
A blank Bricks canvas feels sparse because the page starts without the polish that a template library adds. The page’s example says the gap between a mockup and the build closed in about twenty minutes once a real template library was added. That matters because templates give you structure first, then you can refine details instead of designing every section from zero.
What’s the difference between Bricks Remote Templates and importing a .json file?
Bricks templates usually arrive in one of two ways: a Bricks Remote Templates feed you connect once and browse inside the editor, or a .json file you import through Bricks’ own import screen. The practical difference is workflow, not capability. Remote Templates stay inside the editor, while .json import is the manual route. Neither method needs a third-party plugin, which keeps the setup lighter.
Which free Bricks template library is better for wireframes?
Bricks Design Set is the stronger free pick if you want breadth, because it’s described as the largest free, community-submitted wireframe library in the Bricks ecosystem. It plugs into Bricks’ Remote Templates feature, so it appears inside the editor instead of sending you off to another site. The tradeoff is that it’s donation-supported, so it makes more sense for early-stage or internal work than for long-term client dependency.
Is Renmoe Library good for minimal layouts?
Renmoe Library fits that use case better than a bulky all-purpose catalog because it’s described as smaller than Bricks Design Set and more focused on cleaner, minimal layouts. It also uses the Remote Templates connector, so it behaves like an in-editor library rather than a separate download workflow. That makes it a sensible choice when you want less visual noise and faster layout decisions.
What should I use if I need full website templates for client work?
Bricks Plus and Bricks Library Plus are the two premium options on this page for full-site work. Bricks Plus is aimed at agencies and includes 150+ full website templates plus 500+ copy-paste sections and page layouts, with roughly one new template added every week. Bricks Library Plus is more framework-specific, with 100+ Vanilla Bricks templates, 72+ Automatic.css templates, 15+ Core Framework templates, plus WooCommerce and webkit sets.
Last reviewed: September 8, 2026
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