14 themes. Every one its own design, not a recolour of the last.

Bright, roomy and photography-led. A clean white canvas with fresh green accents and generous spacing that lets produce shots carry the page.

Best for Grocery and supermarket

Cream grounds, organic curves and leaf-inspired shapes behind an asymmetric composition. Serif headings give it an editorial, farm-journal feel.

Best for Organic food and farm produce

Near-black surfaces, dramatic full-bleed imagery and high-contrast type. Prices are set large and unapologetic against minimal borders.

Best for Premium grocery, electronics and luxury retail

Typography first. One large product image, hairline rules, and restraint everywhere else. Products are listed as rows of information rather than boxed cards.

Best for Premium single-category products

Built for how Bangladeshi grocery shoppers actually browse: dense offer badges, a prominent discount banner, compact cards, and a working Bangla and English switch.

Best for Bangladesh grocery and super shops

Vibrant and playful. Circular product framing, saturated category tiles and floating fruit compositions that spill outside their containers.

Best for Fruit and vegetable stores

A food magazine that happens to sell. Deep green and cream, warm neutral accents, and a masthead-style header above editorial product features.

Best for Premium food brands and delicatessens

Frosted translucent panels floating over a saturated gradient field, with blurred backdrops and soft inner light on every surface.

Best for Modern startup and lifestyle stores

Pastel gradient washes, very rounded geometry and soft diffuse shadows. Warm and approachable without tipping into childish.

Best for General retail and gifting

Trust-led and clinical. Crisp white, measured blue, generous line height and a hero built around reassurance rather than discount.

Best for Health, beauty and personal care

Dense but organised, the way a real hypermarket site works. A persistent category rail, stacked promotional blocks and a tight five-across product grid.

Best for Large supermarkets with deep catalogues

Giant radii, colourful circles drifting behind the content and chunky tactile buttons. Loud on purpose, and structured enough to still shop.

Best for Young and direct-to-consumer brands

An asymmetric editorial grid with mixed card sizes, oversized display type and captions set like photo credits. Products read as features.

Best for Boutique and curated retail

Deal-driven and loud. An enormous discount statement, angled sale flashes and prices that dominate every card. Built to move stock.

Best for Discount supermarkets and clearance