Licenses

Typography carries most of the weight in Zeyna, so both families were picked for how they hold up in oversized headlines and six-point captions alike. Both are served through Google Fonts and are free for personal and commercial use under the SIL Open Font License.

You are free to keep them, adjust their weights, or replace them entirely. Fonts are wired to variables, so swapping a family on the Style Guide page updates every page at once — you never have to touch an individual component.

Every image in Zeyna was chosen to match the tone of a working studio rather than to fill a box. The photography comes from Unsplash, a portion of the abstract and editorial imagery was generated with Google Gemini, and the remaining visuals are original work owned outright by the template author.

All of it is cleared for personal and commercial use, with no attribution required. That said, demo imagery is there to show the layout breathing — replacing it with your own work is the single fastest way to make this template stop looking like a template.

Icons are drawn from Google's Material Symbols set and embedded as inline SVG rather than loaded as an icon font. That keeps them crisp at any size, lets them inherit colour from the element around them, and means the template pulls in no extra requests to render them.

Material Symbols is released under the Apache License 2.0, which permits commercial use and modification. Adding an icon of your own is straightforward: copy any SVG from the set and drop it into an Embed element next to an existing one.