The Divi 5 Freebie is a collection of premade layouts all built with the latest and greatest Divi 5 design system features. Every element harnesses the power of Global Variables for fonts, colors, and numeric values, as well as element presets and option group presets.

The Divi 5 Freebie collection contains seven individual JSON files:

Before proceeding with importing the Divi 5 Black Friday 2025 Freebies JSON file, we recommend that the website have the following:

The Black Friday Divi 5 Freebie comes with 36 premade page templates for common website pages such as "About", "Contact", "Services", and many more.

These were imported into your Divi Library in the previous steps and can be loaded into any page at any time, either adding to your existing content or replacing it entirely.

For more information on how to import page layouts from Divi Library, please check the How to Import Elements from Divi Library to a Page in Divi 5 article.

In addition to entire pages, the Divi 5 Design System will also import 430 premade sections that you can use to construct full pages or simply add a single section to an existing page on demand.

For example, you can load just a call to action section into your layout, some pricing tables, recent blog posts, etc.

There are two ways to get premade sections into the layout you are building:

The Design System comes with numerous global templates for things like your website header and footer, post templates, product templates, and more.

These templates are all powered by Divi Dynamic Content, so that pages that use these templates will feed their contents into the template.

For example, all blog posts will use the same template, but each one will populate the template with its unique post title, featured image, author, post content, publish date, categories, etc.

The Black-Friday-2025_Divi-5-Freebie_Theme-Builder-Templates.json contains various templates such as:

Check this section to learn how to import this JSON file to your Divi 5 website.

Divi 5 has an amazing preset system for managing and applying global styles to modules or even individual elements within a module.

The Divi 5 Design System ships with hundreds of presets, and they are extremely easy to apply to your design.

Element presets are used to style entire modules.

For example, when you add an Accordion module to your layout, it will use Divi’s out of the box styles.

To apply a preset from the design system, simply open the preset picker and choose one of the imported presets.

All elements will have presets for things such as "Dark Text", "Light Text”, "Small Text", "Contained", etc, so that no matter where you are adding a new element, you can quickly make it look consistent with your entire site.

Containers such as rows, columns, and module groups all come with quick container presets to quickly add a light or dark background or border to any container.

Sometimes you may want to just affect one or a few styles within an element using global styles.

For example, you might want to change a module’s title to use your global "Heading 3" preset, make a button in a module use your global "Black Button" preset, or have your module’s padding use the "Padding - Large" preset.

The Design System ships with dozens of global styles to keep your designs flexible, yet consistent.

You will now have a person module with a large title, small text, and contained in an outlined container with medium padding.

The beauty of using these global style presets is that they are universally synced with all other elements on your site that use these same presets.

To learn more about option group presets, please check the How to Use Option Group Presets in Divi 5 article.

So far, we’ve talked about large scope items such as entire premade pages, individual premade sections, and even premade global style presets.

Divi’s Global Variable system powers all of these things so that you can manage core styles all from one place, the Divi 5 Variable Manager.

These variables include things like global colors, global font families, global font sizes, and a lot more.

Global numbers are used to standardize and keep consistency across the following:

Global strings are used to dynamically define commonly repeated text across your site, such as, but not limited to:

The design system comes with two global images to control instances of your logo across your site, with support for both light and dark versions of your logo.

There’s nothing more arduous than updating colors across your site that aren’t in sync with a global color system. Every single color used in the Divi 5 Design System is a global variable that can be easily updated at any time. Global colors are used in the system for things such as, but not limited to

The entire system is structured around just two font families. All headings use the same font family and all body text uses the same font family. Simply change these two values to update all the fonts across your entire site.

For more information about Global Variables, please check the Design Variables in Divi 5 article.