Mira is an editorial template for studios that refuse to blend in. Built around a simple fiction: a small, personality-led studio where clients talk directly to the maker. Quiet copy, huge display type, a single red accent, work that does the talking.

Powered by WebGL

Three custom WebGL components give Mira motion you won't find in other templates, with ten transition effects like Noise Warp, Liquid, and Dissolve built in. The fullscreen hero slider and project showcase run on your Projects CMS: add a project once and it shows up in the hero, the showcase, and its own page. Both play images or videos, ripple and bend as your cursor moves, and every effect adjusts with simple sliders. No code anywhere.

The preloader counts up while your site actually loads, then reveals the page through your own logo. Swap the logo, pick how it enters, done. Even the 404 turns your text into a 3D wireframe that shatters and swirls under the cursor.

See the 404 page in action

Everything runs on the CMS

Five connected collections power the whole site. Projects know their services, articles know their authors. Case studies come with image or video headers, galleries, results, and client quotes. Change something once and it updates everywhere it appears.

Rich features

A contact form that reads like a conversation and confirms your message arrived. A pricing calculator your visitors can actually use: tick add-ons, the total updates live. And the demo content is fully written, so you're editing a working site instead of staring at empty boxes.

Heavily documented

You're never customizing alone. A user guide and style guide sit right on the canvas, and the customization guide comes with ready-made AI prompts: restyle Mira by telling an agent what you want.

Most templates are a layout you fill in. Mira is a point of view with an engine under it.