73 Free Login Page Templates: HTML & CSS Login Forms 2026
These free login page templates cover the sign-in screens most websites and apps need, from simple HTML and CSS login forms to split-screen, glassmorphism, passkey, one-time code and single sign-on designs.
The list now holds 73 entries. It opens with ten login pages we built in 2026, including passwordless sign-in with a passkey or an emailed link, a two-step email-then-password flow, a six-digit code screen and a combined log in and sign up card. Below them are 61 earlier Colorlib login forms, our uiCookies set of ten login screens and a free WordPress plugin for restyling the wp-admin login page.
All the Colorlib templates are free downloads with live demos. They were rebuilt as responsive, dependency-free HTML, CSS and a few lines of vanilla JavaScript, so they need no jQuery or Bootstrap files and work on their own or inside Bootstrap 4, 5 and 6 projects.
License: the Colorlib templates are free for personal and commercial projects under CC BY 3.0, as long as you keep the credit link. The uiCookies set and the WordPress plugin come with their own licenses. After the list you will find a short tutorial for building a basic HTML login form, tips on what makes a good login page and answers to common questions.
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New for 2026: Free Colorlib Login Page Templates
Ten login pages we designed and built in 2026, covering the patterns modern sign-in screens use: passkey and magic-link sign-in, a two-step email then password flow, a one-time code screen, SSO buttons and a combined log in and sign up card. Each is a free download with a live demo, in plain HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript.
Login Page V01: Split-screen login with a full-height photo and testimonial
A full-page sign-in for a made-up hiking route planner, with the form on the left and a tall mountain photo on the right. The photo carries a customer quote and a small stat pill, and collapses to a short banner above the form on phones. The form has two social buttons, email and password with a show/hide toggle, and a keep-me-signed-in option.
Best for: SaaS and consumer app sign-in pages that want a brand photo beside the form. Plain HTML and CSS with a few lines of vanilla JavaScript, a 377 KB download, and it works on its own or inside a Bootstrap 4, 5 or 6 project.
Login Page V02: Minimal centred login card with passkey and magic-link options
A small, monochrome sign-in card for a made-up notes app, centred on a dotted background. It offers a passkey button first, then email and password, and a link that switches the form into magic-link mode. In link mode the password field is removed and the button emails a one-time sign-in link instead.
Best for: modern SaaS and productivity apps moving towards passwordless sign-in. Plain HTML and CSS with a few lines of vanilla JavaScript, a 189 KB download, and it works on its own or inside a Bootstrap 4, 5 or 6 project.
Login Page V03: Dark SaaS login with an animated gradient border and SSO buttons
A dark sign-in page for a made-up incident response tool, with a slowly rotating violet-to-cyan border around the card on a faint grid. It stacks Google, GitHub and SAML single sign-on buttons above a work email and password form. The SAML button opens a company-domain field in place, as a disclosure.
Best for: developer tools, B2B SaaS and dashboards with a dark brand. Plain HTML and CSS with a few lines of vanilla JavaScript, a 156 KB download, and it works on its own or inside a Bootstrap 4, 5 or 6 project.
Login Page V04: Glassmorphism login card over a vivid photo
A frosted-glass sign-in card for a made-up colour library app, floating over a bright paint-swirl photo with a short brand message beside it. The glass uses backdrop-filter with a solid purple card as the fallback, and also when the visitor asks for reduced transparency. The form has email, password with a show/hide toggle, remember me and three icon-only social buttons.
Best for: creative tools, portfolios and consumer apps with a bold visual brand. Plain HTML and CSS with a few lines of vanilla JavaScript, a 323 KB download, and it works on its own or inside a Bootstrap 4, 5 or 6 project.
Login Page V05: Two-step login: email first, then password, with a Not you? way back
An account-provider style sign-in for a made-up suite of mail, calendar and drive apps. The first step asks only for the email, then a short loading bar leads to the password step, which shows the account as a chip with a Not you? button. The wide card puts the heading on the left and the fields on the right, and stacks on phones.
Best for: apps with one account across several products, and identity-first sign-in flows. Plain HTML and CSS with a few lines of vanilla JavaScript, a 128 KB download, and it works on its own or inside a Bootstrap 4, 5 or 6 project.
Login Page V06: One-time code verification screen with six digit boxes
A two-factor verification screen for a made-up banking app, with six separate digit boxes, a small phone-and-shield illustration and a chunky outlined card. Typing advances to the next box, Backspace steps back, arrow keys move, and pasting or autofilling a whole code fills every box and verifies. A resend button counts down from 30 seconds before it can be used again.
Best for: two-factor sign-in, phone verification and passwordless login steps. Plain HTML and CSS with a few lines of vanilla JavaScript, a 171 KB download, and it works on its own or inside a Bootstrap 4, 5 or 6 project.
Login Page V07: Mobile-app style login in a phone-sized frame with a demo Face ID button
A native-app style sign-in for a made-up running app, shown inside a phone frame on desktop and full screen on real phones. A coral header with a route line and run stats sits above a white bottom sheet with large 58 px fields, a stay-logged-in switch and big buttons. The Use Face ID button is clearly marked as a demo and only plays a short simulated scan.
Best for: mobile web apps, PWAs and app-store landing pages that preview the app's login. Plain HTML and CSS with a few lines of vanilla JavaScript, a 205 KB download, and it works on its own or inside a Bootstrap 4, 5 or 6 project.
Login Page V08: Illustrated, friendly login with a Caps Lock warning
A cheerful sign-in for a made-up plant-care app, with a hand-drawn SVG plant pot on a peach panel beside the form. The pot's face shuts its eyes while you type a hidden password and opens them when you show it. A yellow speech-bubble warning appears under the password when Caps Lock is on.
Best for: consumer apps, kids and hobby communities, and brands with a playful voice. Plain HTML and CSS with a few lines of vanilla JavaScript, a 375 KB download, and it works on its own or inside a Bootstrap 4, 5 or 6 project.
Login Page V09: Enterprise admin console login with workspace URL, region and status link
A strict, square-cornered sign-in for a made-up admin console, with a header bar that links to the status page and a footer with version and legal links. The form asks for a workspace URL with https:// and .corely.io affixes, a work email and a password, plus keep-me-signed-in and a data region picker. A company SSO button, an authorised-use notice and a session summary on success complete the enterprise feel.
Best for: B2B admin panels, internal tools and multi-tenant SaaS consoles. Plain HTML and CSS with a few lines of vanilla JavaScript, a 203 KB download, and it works on its own or inside a Bootstrap 4, 5 or 6 project.
Login Page V10: Log in and create-account switcher on one card
A single card for a made-up habit tracker that holds both the log-in and the sign-up form, switched by a segmented control with a sliding thumb. The control is a proper tablist with arrow keys, Home and End, and each panel slides in from the side it was chosen from. Links under each form jump to the other tab and put focus in its first field.
Best for: apps that want sign-in and sign-up on one page, modals and onboarding screens. Plain HTML and CSS with a few lines of vanilla JavaScript, a 377 KB download, and it works on its own or inside a Bootstrap 4, 5 or 6 project.
Best Free HTML5 And CSS3 Login Forms & Templates
WordPress Login Customizer
The rest of the list includes HTML/CSS-powered login forms, but you can see WordPress’s best login customizer plugin. It has several defined templates that you can further tweak to match your website’s design.
Thanks to this plugin, you can finally eliminate the boring WordPress wp-admin page and create a unique experience for yourself and your users.
DownloadThe rest of this section is our own work: the uiCookies set of ten login screens, then 61 login forms designed and developed by the Colorlib team.
uiCookies Login Forms (10 templates)
Ten login and sign-up screens, each a single HTML file with the CSS inline, so there is no stylesheet to wire up and no build step to run. The set covers a split-screen layout, a floating-label card, glassmorphism, a passwordless magic-link screen, a neobrutalist take, and a combined login and registration tab view.
This one comes from our own uiCookies library, and it is a whole set rather than a single snippet, so you can mix a header from one design into another. Plain HTML and CSS throughout, free for commercial projects.
Login Form 1 by Colorlib
Simple, creative, and vibrant login form with a gradient background. The hover tilt on the image and the field validation are a few lines of plain JavaScript, and the download is only 242 KB.
But feel free to get creative with it if you like. You can easily fine-tune and customize it according to your main objective—brand it, if you will.
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Creative Login Form Design
A clean yet creative login form was created using HTML5 and CSS3. This is our favorite template on this list. Thanks to its flexibility and similarity, you can create the form exactly to your liking. You can also use this form for a registration form.
Not only that, the design’s simplicity always wins out.
Glassmorphism Login Form
Modern frosted glass effect with backdrop blur and gradient backgrounds. Perfect for contemporary web applications.
Features floating labels, password toggle, and smooth animations with a purple-to-cyan gradient background.
Neon Minimalist Login Form
Dark theme with vibrant neon green accents and animated background effects. Ideal for tech-focused brands.
Includes floating orbs with parallax mouse movement and cyberpunk-inspired aesthetics.
Gradient Wave Login Form
Dynamic gradient animations with wave effects and fluid motion. Modern and eye-catching design.
Features animated wave patterns and smooth color transitions creating a vibrant user experience.
Neumorphism Login Form
Soft, tactile design with subtle shadows and highlights creating a three-dimensional appearance.
Implements the popular neumorphic design trend with realistic depth and smooth interactions.
Corporate Professional Login Form
Enterprise-grade form with SSO integration options and enhanced security features.
Clean, professional design suitable for business applications with Azure AD and Okta integration buttons.
Material Design Login Form
Google’s Material Design principles with elevation, motion, and ripple effects.
Implements Material UI guidelines with proper shadows, transitions, and interactive feedback.
Basic Login Form
Simple, functional login form without fancy effects. Perfect starting point for customization.
Clean and minimal design with all essential features, including validation and responsive layout.
Minimal Clean Login Form
Ultra-clean minimal design using system fonts and focused on pure functionality.
Reduces visual clutter to essential elements with perfect typography and spacing.
Creative Portal Login Form
Artistic form with floating shapes, interactive animations, and celebration effects.
Features animated geometric shapes and confetti celebration on successful login.
Eco Wellness Login Form
Nature-inspired design with organic shapes, mindful interactions, and wellness aesthetics.
Incorporates biophilic design elements with leaf motifs and calming green color scheme.
AI Assistant Login Form
Neural network-inspired design with AI-enhanced interactions and smart field indicators.
Features circuit board patterns and futuristic elements perfect for AI/ML applications.
Neon Cyber Login Form
Cyberpunk gaming aesthetic with terminal interface, matrix effects, and neon colors.
Includes glitch effects, typing animations, and retro-futuristic terminal styling.
Soft Minimalism Login Form
Warm minimalism with organic shapes, gentle interactions, and comforting earth tones.
Features floating blob backgrounds and smooth curves creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Retro Future Login Form
Y2K revival with chrome effects, holographic elements, and nostalgic cyber aesthetics.
Combines retro-futuristic design with modern functionality and smooth animations.
Minimal Music Login Form
Spotify-inspired clean design with minimal code and maximum visual impact.
Perfect for music streaming services with dark theme and vibrant accent colors.
Travel Booking Login Form
Travel industry themed design with floating labels and professional blue color scheme.
Clean and trustworthy design perfect for travel booking platforms and tourism websites.
Clean Banking Login Form
Fintech-inspired professional design with security indicators and indigo theming.
Emphasizes trust and security with clean lines and professional appearance.
Modern SaaS Login Form
Stripe-inspired minimal design with floating labels and purple accent colors.
Clean and modern aesthetic perfect for SaaS applications and startups.
Elegant Portfolio Login Form
Dribbble-inspired creative design with gradient animations and glass morphism effects.
Perfect for creative professionals and portfolio websites with artistic flair.
Brutalist Login Form
Bold, raw aesthetic with minimal animations and refined simplicity.
Features stark contrasts and geometric shapes following brutalist design principles.
Login Form 2 by Colorlib
A minimal and sophisticated login form by Colorlib with a gradient button, animation, and logo. Use it, alter it and make it a lovely addition to your nifty webspace.
Sometimes, you only need creativity to enhance the experience and elevate it to the next level.
The result of this login form will be exceptional.
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Login Form 3 by Colorlib
A gorgeous login page featuring a background image with a shadow and a gradient form box, complete with a login button hover effect.
Your imagination is the only limitation, so expand your view and use Login Form 3 to its full potential.
If you are looking for something different, this is the perfect alternative—and it is free!
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Login Form 4 by Colorlib
Creativity knows no limits, and neither does Login Form 4. Here it is, at your disposal, ready and set for you to download it and use it well.
Do not worry about responsiveness; the tool runs smoothly on all handheld devices.
You can also activate the social media buttons and link them to your thriving social accounts.
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Login Form 5 by Colorlib
It’s a gorgeous, clean, modern form with an option to log in with Facebook or Google. All buttons feature a captivating hover effect that enhances the overall experience.
A sophisticated, professional, and engaging login form costs you nothing, yet the outcome will be very premium-like.
Make it yours, customize it if necessary, or stick with the out-of-the-box version.
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Login Form 6 by Colorlib
A login form should be no different if your page is already neat. Here is one that will easily meet your expectations if MINIMALISM is your cup of tea.
Login Form 6 is as clean as possible, yet still incorporates a touch of creativity that keeps engagement at an all-time high. And now, you can use it for your login form, serving your users in all its gorgeousness.
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Login Form 7 by Colorlib
A form with a three-way option of logging into the account.
If they prefer to log in via Facebook, Twitter, or email, you should feature this option on your page. If they do not already have an account, you can link it to your sign-up page.
We offer many options to make it as convenient as possible for your users.
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Login Form 8 by Colorlib
Another contemporary, trendy, and enticing login form feature is rounded corners. This one especially appeals to mobile users due to its popular rounded corners style.
You can change the colors and make the form practice your branding regulations to the last detail.
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Login Form 9 by Colorlib
Consider this login form page to avoid the white or solid-color background.
It supports a full image background, a gradient overlay, and the option to log in with Facebook or Google.
In short, the design is visually appealing and offers an option to suit your creative flow.
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Login Form 10 by Colorlib
Login Form 10 is somewhat opposite to the previous one. It almost couldn’t be more minimalist while still having this up-to-the-minute feel.
You’d better not miss this one for minimalists, as it integrates seamlessly into your website or application.
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Login Form 11 by Colorlib
With our collection of the best HTML5 and CSS3 login forms, you save yourself time and effort (money, too). Instead of building one from scratch, here is another killer ready-to-use template for you to employ.
Though it does not cost you a dime, you can expect the end product to be very professional and sophisticated.
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Login Form 12 by Colorlib
Image background with a blue shadow overlay, name, image and the MUST-HAVE form; that’s what’s up with Login Form 12.
A cool hover effect on the login button lets you link it with your registration form for all new users. The layout is also super responsive, making working on mobile devices a dream.
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Login Form 13 by Colorlib
There is a split-screen sign-up form, where two-thirds are dedicated to an image and one-third to the form. It is a free tool that you can start using immediately.
Just download the layout and go full tilt with it. With an image and a gradient overlay, you can capture everyone’s ATTENTION, making them fill out the form even more quickly.
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Login Form 14 by Colorlib
This collection has a mix of simplistic, slightly more complex, and advanced login forms. In short, there is something for everyone, and Login Form 14 is more minimalistic.
But why even complicate with a login form, right? To each their own.
Witness the seamless integration that requires a swift realization.
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Login Form 15 by Colorlib
While keeping things to the bare minimum, one COOL addition to the Login Form 15 is the image banner just above the form.
With this little feature, you can make the experience slightly MORE engaging. You can add any image you want or even go with your logo, both options work well.
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Login Form 16 by Colorlib
This is a login form with a full-screen image on top, a form containing username and password fields, and a gradient button with a hover effect.
Simple yet still very impactful and attention-grabbing. If you are creative, consider displaying one of your outstanding works in the background of your login form.
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Login Form 17 by Colorlib
This framed login form template is the best fit for making it appear more personal. It has an image side and a form side, but it keeps things to a minimum while ensuring professionalism.
You can enrich the form with any image you would like to share with your audience, whether of yourself or your work.
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Login Form 18 by Colorlib
If you like to differentiate yourself and keep things original, consider using Login Form 18. While some enjoy basic login pages, others want additional features that enhance the layout.
And if adding a picture is what you are after, this one is for you. It also includes social icons and offers FULL flexibility.
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Login Form 19 by Colorlib
Vibrant, energetic, and attention-grabbing, that is what this next login form, based on HTML5 and CSS3, is all about. It is also completely responsive, mobile-ready, and compatible with all major web browsers.
Make it simple yet stand out. That’s what you can expect from Login Form 19.
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Login Form 20 by Colorlib
A gradient background, a black sign-in button with a hover effect, username and password fields, custom text, and a “Forgot password?” section—yep, that’s all part of Login Form 20.
Sounds overwhelming, but in reality, far from it. To add a login page that pops up, you know where to find it.
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Login Form V01
Instead of just rocking the login form, spice it up with an image to boost engagement. Login Form V01 makes this quick and easy.
It’s an easy-to-use template with a split-layout design that you can now edit and improve according to your liking. You also don’t need to sort out the “forgot password” link and a checkbox for “remember me.”
They’re INCLUDED.
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Login Form V02
Okay, let’s clarify: if you don’t like blue but prefer orange, you don’t need to customize the previous template. Do yourself a favor and go with Login Form V02.
It still rocks the split-screen design, which works especially on mobile, but the image is placed on top for a better user experience.
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Login Form V03
Login Form V03 is a free HTML login form that features a banner or image in the header area. The form is straightforward, without any unnecessary details.
You can now opt for the out-of-the-box version, or you can change the color and brand the free snippet accordingly.
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Login Form V04
Like the above version, Login Form V04 has the same theme, but the image is on the left. However, for usability, the image jumps to the top on mobile, while the form remains as is.
Don’t build a login page from scratch; use Login Form V04 or another template from this list.
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Login Form V05
While Login Form V05 and Login Form V04 are very similar design-wise, the social login buttons differentiate them. Whether logging into websites, applications or forms, offering as many options as possible is always cool.
Social login can be much quicker than the traditional username/password alternative.
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Login Form V06
Login Form V06 is a beautiful free HTML login form with a split-layout template with image and form sections. You can always take a more creative approach rather than extreme simplicity.
Whatever you like more.
Along with the standard login form, Login Form V06 includes social login buttons for Facebook, Twitter and Google.
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Login Form V07
Login Form V07 is a very creative login/sign-in form template that can work GREAT for applications, forums and similar. The tool offers users two ways to access their account/profile: username and password or social media profile.
Like other options from this list, Login Form V07 has user-friendly code that everyone can practice.
Newbies and professionals, YOU’RE WELCOME.
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Login Form V08
It is safe to say that Login Form V07 and V08 share many similarities. Both sport a modern, app-like design with a layout that smoothly resizes to smaller screens (smartphones and tablets).
Additionally, both options feature a traditional login form and a social login alternative. Of course, this is an HTML template, so you need to work on the back-end to make it functional.
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Login Form V09
The login or sign-in page/widget often lacks features. I mean, why should it? The user simply wants to access their account as quickly as possible.
That’s something that Login Form V09 does very well. Import it into your website or application without having to start from scratch.
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Login Form V10
Login Form V10 makes it very convenient for users, offering two ways to log in: via Facebook, Twitter, Google, or email and password.
The user can tick the “remember me” checkbox or hit the “forget password” link. It’s all there; you just need to code it into your project.
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Login Form V11
Super simple and super minimal are the two characteristics of Login Form V11. It is a plain HTML and CSS sign-in form, with no JavaScript at all, that you can use on a single page or embed in a different section of your website or application.
We ensure the code is well-organized and USER-FRIENDLY so you can quickly get its gist.
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Login Form V12
Login Form V12 is PINK. But, there is an option to go against the grain and update it with a different color. This is also a free HTML login form, allowing you to implement it immediately.
Additionally, the transparent design operates seamlessly across various devices and includes social login buttons for Facebook and Twitter.
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Login Form V13
With Login Form V13, you get a simple login widget that adapts to different web and app branding regulations. You will probably want to change only the color, keeping the rest as is.
Why complicate things even more if Login Form V13 runs SUPER smoothly by default? We all know the answer.
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Login Form V14
Login Form V14 is a beautiful widget for login or sign-in forms. Thanks to the integrated image, you can always opt for this free template to add a bit of spice.
Moreover, Login Form V14 includes Facebook and Twitter icons, a “remember me” checkbox, and a link to sign up for anyone who’s not yet a member.
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Login Form V15
When you decide to use Login Form V15, you can use it on a solid background or a custom image. However, the latter option won’t work well, as the free login template already includes an image banner.
What’s cool is that the design doesn’t change whether you view it on mobile, thanks to the vertical split-screen design.
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Login Form V16
The autocomplete it sports is great and highly practical for Login Form V16. The form displays the username and password as soon as you click the field. But this is the setup you need to have unlocked in your browser.
You can also offer your members the option to sign in using either a Facebook or a Twitter account.
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Login Form V17
If you are considering using color but don’t like the feel of a solid color, a gradient effect is your best bet. Go with Login Form V17, configure it if necessary and you are ready to roll.
Working with Login Form V17 will be easy, as you don’t need an advanced coder to integrate it into your application.
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Login Form V18
It’s all about the details with Login Form V18. This is an excellent, versatile, and highly adaptable free login form in plain HTML and CSS. It needs no JavaScript and looks the same on its own or inside a Bootstrap 4, 5 or 6 project.
It’s a quick username-and-password-style form with autocomplete, “forgot password” and a checkbox for “remember me.” Also, the consistency of the design is intact on smartphones, tablets and desktops.
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Login Form V19
Display a user avatar on the login form to make your application more personalized. Login Form V19 can help you achieve this quickly.
Its vertical layout requires minimal reshaping to work seamlessly on different screen sizes.
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Login Form V20
While some HTML login forms work better on solid backgrounds, some are meant for image backgrounds. This is WHAT’S up with Login Form V20.
The form is transparent and has rounded fields, making it mobile-first overall, and its show-password toggle works without jQuery. For those tired of typing in their username and password, there’s also an option to activate Facebook and Twitter logins.
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If you would rather build a login form yourself, the tutorial below walks through a basic one step by step.
How to create an HTML login form?
I will show you how to create a basic HTML login form using only HTML, CSS, and a small amount of JavaScript. I won’t delve too deeply into HTML and CSS, as I have already covered the basics.
To get started, you will need a simple text editor, such as Notepad, Sublime, or Atom. You can use specialized development environments, such as Visual Studio Code, but that will be overkill for such a simple task.
Step #1 – Create a new folder
Create a new folder on your desktop or in another location on your computer. For the sake of example, we will name it Login form. That’s where you will store HTML and CSS files.
Step #2 – Create necessary files (HTML, CSS, JS)
Create 3 new files in the folder that we created and call them index.html, style.css and script.js.
Step #3 Apply HTML code
Open index.html file using a text editor of your choice, copy/paste the code below, and save changes.
HTML Code is available here.
It is simple HTML code with all the necessary forms to create a login page. You can modify it according to your needs.
Step #4 Apply CSS
Write the necessary CSS code to make your login form presentable. Usually, the design is created in Adobe Photoshop, Figma or Sketch and then cut into HTML CSS. In our case, you can use our example CSS code and modify it based on your requirements.
Add this CSS code in the style.css that we created earlier and save the file.
CSS Code is available here.
Step #5 Apply JavaScript
Add the following code inside script.js file that we created in the Step #2
document.querySelectorAll('.message a').forEach(function (link) {
link.addEventListener('click', function (event) {
event.preventDefault();
document.querySelectorAll('form').forEach(function (form) {
form.style.display = getComputedStyle(form).display === 'none' ? 'block' : 'none';
});
});
});That’s it! Open index.html file in your web browser to see if everything looks like in the screenshot above.
You should now have a simple HTML/CSS login form with a password reset feature, which you can further modify to your requirements.
What makes a good login page
Let browsers and password managers fill it in. Use a real form with an email or username field and set autocomplete=”username” and autocomplete=”current-password”, so saved logins fill in with one tap. Login Page V01 does this, and Login Page V06 adds autocomplete=”one-time-code” so a code from a text message fills all six boxes at once. Never block pasting into the password field.
Help people type the password right. A show/hide toggle cuts failed attempts, especially on phones. Most of the 2026 login pages include one, with aria-pressed so screen readers announce whether the password is visible, and Login Page V08 also warns when Caps Lock is on.
Show errors at the right moment, in words. Check a field when the visitor leaves it or submits the form, not on the first keystroke, and put the message next to the field as text rather than relying on a red border. Login Page V01 and V03 work this way and announce errors in a polite status region. On the server, say that the email or password is incorrect rather than which one, so the form does not reveal which accounts exist.
Offer a way in without a password. Passkeys and emailed sign-in links are now common on apps. Login Page V02 switches between password, passkey and magic-link sign-in, Login Page V05 asks for the email first and the password second, and Login Page V03 and V09 add single sign-on for company accounts.
Design for the phone first. Many sign-ins happen on a small screen, so keep touch targets large and the layout short. Login Page V07 uses 48 to 58 px touch targets, brings up the email keyboard and turns off auto-capitalization, and Login Page V01 turns its side photo into a short banner on phones.
Frequently asked questions
Are these login page templates free for commercial use?
Yes. The Colorlib templates are free for personal and commercial projects under the CC BY 3.0 license; keep the credit link to Colorlib in place. The uiCookies set and the WordPress Login Customizer plugin have their own licenses, so check their download pages.
Do I need Bootstrap or jQuery?
No. Each Colorlib login form is plain HTML and CSS with a few lines of vanilla JavaScript for things like the password toggle and validation. It works on its own and looks the same when you drop it into a Bootstrap 4, 5 or 6 project.
Will a template log people in on its own?
No. A login page template is the front end only. To sign people in, point the form’s action at your own server-side login code or an authentication service, send it over HTTPS and check the password on the server. The social, passkey, Face ID and SSO buttons in the 2026 demos are simulated and need connecting to a real provider.
How do I make a login page in HTML from a template?
Download a template, open its HTML file in a code editor (you can rename it login.html) and change the text, links and form action. Then adjust the colors, fonts and background image in the CSS, and open the page in a browser to check it. The tutorial above shows how to build a basic login form from an empty folder instead.
For a modern app sign-in, start with Login Page V02 for passkey and magic-link sign-in or Login Page V05 for a two-step flow. For a quick classic form, Login Form 1 by Colorlib and Login Form V01 are easy to restyle. To match the rest of your site’s forms, see our Bootstrap form templates.
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Wow, this is awesome!
… how exactly do I get them to display and function on a WordPress site?
Hey,
Unfortunately, these are just plain HTML/CSS login forms that you can’t use directly on your WordPress website. These login forms doesn’t have their own functionality and are just created for inspiration or to be taken its code and ported to web apps and CMS such as WordPress.
I know how to make these log in page designs to work on WordPress and any websites. Just a few CSS codes no HTML no JAVASCRIPT…… “Just CSS codes”
We are interested in using 1 of the login form/template for a web-application which we plan to develop. The web application is going to be built on Asp. Net5/MVC6/AngularJS2. How do we integrate it with our app’s login page, do we need to buy it or could you please let us know how to proceed?
Early response is much appreciated
you should probably know how to do that before you make a web app
You can download the template and integrate in your app in case you need help, feel free to reply
Thank you very much for sharing these log in forms. more ideas to come! god bless ! 🙂
Hi. I got a question. How do I connect the Login Form to WordPress so I can access with a WordPress User and Password with this customized Login Form?
Alvaro,
There is no easy way to just install and activate these to be used for WordPress. You will need to port it to be used for WordPress. Much simpler solution would be to use something like these plugins that that will help you to customize WordPress login without touching any code.
hello sir that is Very useful form site.thanks to all colorlib team.and you are doing great job.
but sir i need login/registration form for my wallpapers website.
so please help me. thanks again.
Vivek,
This is exactly what this list is for. Please feel free to choose any of the above listed login form templates.
Hello
really thank
for sharing those incredible sign on form. that’s really inspiring. help us create one for our client!!!
Brenda
Hello, first of all thank you.
I have a question, in the third example (Floating Sign Up Form) what could i do to have the Log In instead of the Sign Up as preselected option? I’ve been trying some thing but due to my low skills in js I can not make it.
Thank you,
Francisco
Francisco,
These templates comes without any support. You can always hire a developer on Upwork that can do the necessary modifications for this form.
Dear All,
They are free for a limited time or for a long time?
Are you taking information about users(user / password/ Fb/ etc/) ?
Is it possible to modify existing?
Best regards,
Patrick
They are just free. No contacts, no emails or whatever, just free templates. Just make sure to spread a word about them whenever you can as that’s all we ask.
I still haven’t seen the eye-catching style in front of me
I want to know that how do I connect this to the php database and link it to the php variables. I still have no idea how do we connect it. Another doubt, how do we add a variable to the log in button in the first example. Please give answers for these questions
You must study php and mysql.
Thanks for sharing these ‘Log In’ forms. I will use one for my website.
Nice templates..But how to add it to the blogger? Please help me
Thank for these great examples, I really liked them too simple but attractive. It would be great if you share some registration page examples as well.
thanks a lot….you’ve made my day and saved a lot of time.
This is really interesting indeed i want make maximum use of these templates
im intending to use the third example for my log in page but even when i know how to connect the database to the log in i dont know where the event is raised so im having trouble because i know for a fact that the event is written because when i fill out the whole thing and press the button it sends me to an ip directory, so, any help?
There is no easy way to explain it. The best solution would be to hire someone from Upwork to help you with this implementation.
Thanks so much guys. You’re really awesome! These forms are exactly what I was looking for.
May you please make a login form that uses same input like facebook. For example. Placeholder=”email or mobile phone number”
Thank you very much for providing such cool log in forms.I like the all v version.
Hi,
nice templates, but I have a question. I want to use template 3 and I am not use to work with html. In which file do I need to change something, that when I enter a username and a password, get guided to another homepage?
Tun,
Unfortunately, there is no easy way to explain it and you will need to have a consultation with web developer.
Could you expand on the following please?
“You are not allowed to remove the copyright credit from the footer.”
After examining the template code, I didn’t find any copyright links. How can I legally use these templates?
Is it free for commercial use or it requires any licence(paid) to use?
Arpit,
It can be used for commercial use as long as you add a copyright text that we are the original authors. Otherwise, there are no restrictions.
Awesome designs! However when I tried to open the second template ‘Creative Login Form’ I can’t change the background. The only image I can use for background is the original one. Could you help me with this?
Support is available only via our support forum which you can find here: https://colorlibsupport.com/
awesome….I found the one I’m lookin for..
Most of these will work fine for my simple blog site. How do I collect the email addresses? Or better yet, do you have an option to “opt-in” to emails, and when a user does, can do you have HTML code that will pump those addresses to a MailChimp List?
Pat,
MailChimp offers their own forms that you can integrate as part of any template. Look on MailChimp documentation for more info.
Is there any web template that match by design into “Login Form 1 by Colorlib”?
Hi there, thanks for the awesome templates. I am doing my final year project and wanted to ask regarding the copyright. What should include in order not breach copyright? FYI it is for personal use. Thank you