Public templates generated with GPT-5, available for everyone.
A curated collection of high-quality templates created using GPT-5 to jumpstart your projects. Most templates are mock-ups that you can transform into fully functional apps with additional prompts.
- GPT-5 generated: Modern, clean code produced with GPT-5
- Ready-to-use: Many templates work out of the box
- Easy customization: Convert mock-ups to full apps with minimal effort
- Diverse collection: Web, mobile, backend, UI components, dashboards, and more
- Community driven: Open to contributions and improvements
- Web applications: React, Vue, Angular, and vanilla JavaScript
- Mobile apps: React Native and PWA starters
- Backend services: Node.js, Python, and API templates
- UI components: Reusable component libraries and design systems
- Landing pages: Marketing and portfolio sites
- Dashboards: Admin panels and analytics interfaces
- Browse templates in this repository
- Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/voidfnc/void-gpt-5-templates.git
cd void-gpt-5-templates- Choose a template directory (see Template Index below)
- Follow the template’s instructions in its README (or the quickstart notes below)
- Customize using GPT-5 prompts
- Review the mock-up structure to understand the intended functionality
- Try prompts like:
- "Convert this mock login form to handle real authentication"
- "Add database integration to this user management template"
- "Implement the API calls for this dashboard template"
- Test and iterate with additional prompts for refinements
template-name/
├── README.md # Template-specific instructions
├── src/ # Source code
├── assets/ # Images, fonts, etc.
├── docs/ # Documentation (optional)
└── package.json # Dependencies (if applicable)
| Template | Category | Tech | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
gpt5_eduai |
Landing page, Admin dashboard | HTML, CSS, JS (no build tools). CDNs: GSAP, ScrollTrigger, Lenis, VanillaTilt, Swiper, SplitType, Lucide, canvas-confetti, Chart.js | Modern marketing site for an education AI tool with preloader, animated hero, features, demo, testimonials, pricing, FAQ. Includes a mock admin suite: Login/Register, Dashboard (KPIs, charts, users), Analytics, Users (CRUD, filters, bulk, import/export), Settings (org, notifications, SSO, API keys, reset). Light/dark theme with persistence. Client-only mock auth via localStorage. |
- Open
index.htmlin a browser (internet connection required for CDNs) - Sign in flow:
admin-register.html→ create account → redirected toadmin-dashboard.html - Dashboard pages:
admin-dashboard.html,admin-analytics.html,admin-users.html,admin-settings.html - Data is demo-only (stored in
localStorage); no real backend
Key files:
index.html: Marketing/landing page with animations and guarded CDN initsauth.js/auth.css: Minimal client-side auth mock, theme, and shared stylesadmin-*.html: Admin pages (Login, Register, Dashboard, Analytics, Users, Settings)dashboard.js,analytics.js,admin-users.js,admin-settings.js,dashboard.css: Admin logic, charts, users CRUD, settings, and styling
Known limitations (intended for template/demo use):
- Uses CDNs; offline usage disables optional effects (guarded fallbacks keep pages usable)
- Mock authentication and storage only (localStorage). For production, implement real auth (e.g., Argon2/bcrypt, sessions/JWT, CSRF, rate limiting)
- Fork the repository
- Create a branch for your template or improvement
- Add your GPT-5 generated template following the standard structure
- Include a detailed README for your template
- Submit a pull request with a clear description
Guidelines:
- Document well: Setup, usage, limitations, and customization tips
- Provide clear setup instructions and minimal repro steps
- Test templates before submitting
- Use descriptive commit messages and follow existing naming conventions
- Add more frameworks (React, Vue, Angular, Svelte) starter templates
- Expand mobile and backend templates
- Add CI checks for HTML/CSS/JS quality and accessibility
- Optional: per-template screenshots and live previews
Specify a license for this repository (MIT recommended). If omitted, contributions default to the repository’s chosen license when added.