Every Asset, Credited
All graphical assets in this template are licensed for personal and commercial use. If you'd like to use a specific asset, please check the license below.
Everything in Aethel is either made for the template or used under a license that allows commercial use. Here is the full list, with links.
1. Font
Aethel is set in Inter, designed by Rasmus Andersson and released under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. The license allows free use in personal and commercial projects, including sites you build for clients. Code chips use the visitor’s own system monospace font (ui-monospace, Menlo or Consolas) through Font Family/Mono, so no second font file is loaded.
Typeface
Inter
Designer
Rasmus Andersson
License
SIL Open Font License 1.1
Version
Google Fonts v20
Format
Variable, weights 100–900, Latin
Installed
Uploaded in Site settings → Fonts
2. Photos
The 11 testimonial portraits are from Pexels and are used under the Pexels License: free for commercial use, with no attribution required. We credit every photographer anyway. The photos of Mia Chen (Min An), Erik Lindgren (omer havivi, Pexels 17071640) and Elena Ruiz (Kássia Melo, Pexels 14148025) also appear as larger crops in the Home testimonials section, under the same license. Team portraits on the About page and the blog author photos are original images supplied by the template author and licensed for use with this template.
Jamie Warren
“Close-Up Shot of a Woman Wearing Gray Long Sleeves on Pink Background”
Photo by Bébé Sheïl'A Officiel
Photo page on Pexels
Priya Nair
“Confident Woman in Black Sleeveless Top Portrait”
Photo by Sydney Sang
Photo page on Pexels
Elena Ruiz
“A Side View of a Woman in Striped Long Sleeves with Her Eyes Closed”
Photo by Kássia Melo
Photo page on Pexels
Adrian Tan
“Smiling Man in Formal Wear Posing on White Studio Background”
Photo by Tran Nhu Tuan
Photo page on Pexels
The people in these photos are models. They are not Aethel customers and do not endorse the product or the quotes shown next to their portraits.
3. Icons, illustrations and graphics
All icons, illustrations, coin artwork and glow graphics were designed for Aethel, and the coin marks belong to the template’s own fictional coins (see section 5). The six blog cover images are original renders made for the template from its own coin artwork and brand mark (no stock or AI imagery). They are original template assets and are included with the template license, so you can use and edit them in any site you build with Aethel.
4. Partner and brand logos
The logos in the brand strip, the integrations carousel, the partner badges and the logo marquee on Testimonials and Home 2, and the app icons in the Integrations collection, are fictional placeholder marks. They do not represent real companies. Replace them with the logos of your own partners, with their permission. Product names in the sample copy are fictional too, such as Pairwell, the wallet connection on the integration pages, and the tools named in the job posts.
5. Coin names and symbols
Every coin, token and network in Aethel (Halvren, Lumvale, Kovara, Thessa and the rest), with its ticker and logo, is fictional and was drawn for this template. Any resemblance to a real project is unintended. If you show real coins on your site, use their names and logos only as their owners allow; they are trademarks of their respective projects.
6. Animations
Every animation is built with Webflow’s native Interactions, which are powered by GSAP and included with Webflow. The published site loads GSAP 3.15.0 with its ScrollTrigger 3.15.0 and SplitText 3.15.0 plugins on every page, plus CustomEase 3.15.0 on Home and Home 2 and Observer 3.15.0 on Home 2, where their interactions need them, all from Webflow’s own CDN. GSAP and its plugins are free to use under GSAP’s Standard “No Charge” License. The template loads no external script or animation library.
7. Scripts and embeds
Aethel uses no third-party scripts and no embeds. Everything on the page is a native Webflow element. The only custom code is one meta tag, <meta name="robots" content="noindex">, in the page head code of Licenses and Changelog: it asks search engines to leave these two pages out of their results and loads nothing. The template contains no third-party custom code.
Third-party scripts
None
Embeds
None
Custom code
Noindex meta, 2 pages