Eight themes for different shops,made yours in minutes

A clean, neutral starter theme that suits most shops. The mega menu builds itself from your categories, the home page is laid out in tiles, and the full set of order emails comes with it.

Best forAlmost any shop that wants a plain, neutral starting point.

Built for big catalogues with lots of specs. Search sits at the top of every page, departments are one click away, and prices, stock and specs line up in columns so shoppers can compare at a glance.

Best forElectronics, hardware and B2B shops where customers compare before they buy.

A magazine-style theme. Serif headlines and full-width images give your products the room of a printed page.

Best forFashion, jewellery, furniture and other brands that sell through their story.

A calm, minimal theme with warm colours, soft corners and a centred header. The pages stay quiet and your product photos come first.

Best forAlmost any shop that wants its product photos to lead.

The home page reads like a launch page, with bold full-width sections that lead shoppers from the first look to the buy button.

Best forBrands that sell one product or a small range of up to about 20.

A light, minimal theme. Large lifestyle photos lead the home page, product pages show a tall photo gallery, and filters and size charts open in side drawers.

Best forFashion and activewear brands with plenty of lifestyle photos.

A loud, playful theme. Bright colours, bold outlines and a scrolling banner give it the feel of a sticker shop, and the menu opens as one board with all your categories.

Best forBeauty, food and drink, streetwear and kids' brands.

A hands-on catalogue theme. Categories sit next to the home page banner, and product cards show ratings, stock, key specs, discounts and a quantity picker, so shoppers can compare without opening every product.

Best forTool, DIY, garden and B2B shops.

Write one in the browser code editor or from the command line, following the developer docs, or hand the work to a Poltura partner.