What kinds of templates does Tiny Design Shop sell?

Tiny Design Shop lists Carrd templates (landing pages, waitlists, shops, portfolios, podcasts, SaaS pages, and reusable Carrd components) and HTML template packs. Browse by platform or budget shelf when you need a quick starting point.

How do I pick the right Carrd template?

Start with your job — landing page, waitlist, shop, portfolio, or SaaS pitch — then open two or three live demos from the Templates of Carrd catalog. Match section depth (FAQ, pricing, testimonials) to what you need, not the thumbnail alone. The picker guide at tinydesignshop.com/guides/how-to-pick-a-carrd-template walks through price tiers and demo-vs-buy workflow.

How much do Templates of Carrd cost?

Templates of Carrd on Tiny Design Shop range from $2 to $99 USD per template. Use the price filters on the catalog — Under $5, $10 and under, or $25 and under — to narrow the shelf. Each row shows the live price, a demo link, and a Carrd checkout buy link.

How do I customize a Carrd template after purchase?

After buying through Carrd checkout, open the template in the Carrd editor. Tiny Design Shop publishes step-by-step guides for the Product Landing and Coming Soon templates — edit text inline, delete or duplicate blocks, change colours, and add a signup form. Guides link from the catalog and listicle pages.

Customize a Carrd Coming-Soon Page

What a Carrd waitlist page should do.

Visitors should understand the product in seconds, see one visual proof point, and submit email without scrolling past distractions. Pick a waitlist template from the waitlist picks or the Templates of Carrd catalog, then customize with the steps below.

Edit headline and signup copy.

Replace placeholder headline, subtext, and button label with your launch promise. State what subscribers get — early access, beta invite, or launch day pricing — in one short line above the form.

Editing waitlist copy on a Carrd template — Lead with the launch promise and what happens after someone signs up.

Remove extra sections.

Strip footer links, secondary CTAs, or proof blocks that pull focus from the form. A pre-launch page can be shorter than a full landing.

Deleting a section from a Carrd waitlist template — Delete blocks that compete with the signup form on a coming-soon page.

Add screenshot or proof rows.

Duplicate an image row to show product UI, mockups, or social proof logos. Archen and similar templates are built for screenshot stacks — duplicate rows until the preview feels credible.

Duplicating a screenshot row on a Carrd waitlist template — Duplicate image rows to show more product shots without rebuilding layout.

Match brand colors.

Update background, button, and text colors to your palette. Keep the submit button high contrast so the form stays obvious on mobile.

Changing colors on a Carrd waitlist template — Align button fill with your brand accent — waitlist pages lean on one primary action.

Connect the signup form.

Select the form element and choose your provider in Carrd — Mailchimp, ConvertKit, or Carrd’s built-in form handling. Test submit on the published URL before you share the link.

Carrd’s form docs cover provider setup and field mapping: carrd.co/docs/forms.

Customize in five edits.

Edit headline and signup copy for your launch promise.
Remove extra sections that pull focus from the form.
Duplicate screenshot rows to show product UI or proof.
Update background, button, and text colors to your brand.
Connect the signup form to Mailchimp, ConvertKit, or Carrd forms.