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Production-readyWebflow navigationin 2 minutes or less

Curated navbar templates. WCAG 2.1 compliant. Just add your brand and ship.

Stop building navbars from scratch.

Pick the one that fits your project best, make a few adjustments if needed, and you can check that off your list.

The nav patterns you need

Simple, centered, and agency - the layouts designers build most often. Curated, refined, and production-ready.

Real Webflow elements

Not custom code, not an embed. Inserts as one native component - every piece is a real Webflow element, editable like anything else.

WCAG 2.1 out of the box

Keyboard navigation, ARIA labels, and focus management are built into every template. Your accessibility checklist starts done.

Class-first naming

Named the way the Webflow community expects. Open the Style panel and everything reads naturally - no guesswork, no cryptic conventions.

Curated themes for every template

Modern, glass, bold - or start from a clean wireframe and build your own. Each template comes with its own set of visual directions.

Fine-tune every animation

Smooth GSAP menu motion with sensible defaults. Or adjust timing, easing, and behavior - all from one place in your embed settings.

Questions, tidied.

Everything you need to know before dropping a template in.

A Webflow Designer Extension that inserts production-ready navbar templates onto your canvas. No setup, no code - just install and browse.

Yes. Every template inserts as real Webflow elements - classes, styles, the full canvas experience. Select anything and customize like any other element in your project.

Each template ships with Modern, Glass, and Bold visual directions. Or start from a clean wireframe base and build your own.

The template structure is code-free. For interactive menu behavior, TidyNav provides one embed snippet to paste into a Code Embed element. Motion settings are adjustable from one readable block.

Yes. Keyboard navigation, ARIA labels, focus management, and reduced-motion support are built into every template. Your accessibility checklist is already checked.

Absolutely. Templates are native Webflow elements - they become part of the project. Your clients get full edit control after handoff.

Disable the TidyNav runtime and it's a clean eject. Your template stays, your animations switch to Webflow Interactions - no dependencies left behind.

No. Each template installs independently. Updates are new releases - your existing work stays untouched.

Never build a navbar from scratch again.

Free templates, one embed, and your navbar is production-ready before your coffee's done.