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Is Capri good value for a creative portfolio?
Capri is the cheapest Select-Themes entry in this collection at $39, with 1,820 sales and a 4.75 rating. It ships 12 fully equipped demos, each with its own set of custom pages, and applies parallax at three levels - sliders, section titles and whole page sections - which the author calls fluid motion animation.
Best for: creative portfolios and agencies on a budget that still want granular parallax control
The Capri WordPress theme costs $39 and carries a 4.75 rating across 1,820 sales. Moreover, it exposes more parallax control than themes here costing twice as much.
Parallax at three levels
Most themes offer a parallax background and stop there. However, Capri applies the effect separately to sliders, to section titles and to whole page sections. Consequently, you can let a heading drift while the background stays fixed, or vice versa. Select-Themes calls the result fluid motion animation, and the granularity is genuinely unusual at this price.
Twelve demos, each fully built
Every demo ships with its own set of custom pages rather than sharing one generic inner-page template. In addition, that means a designer portfolio and an agency showcase get different about pages, different contact layouts and different portfolio structures. As a result, the import gives you a finished site rather than a homepage.
Built to be found
Select-Themes list SEO-ready markup among Capri’s selling points, and the bundled free plugins cover the usual sliders and elements. Furthermore, WooCommerce 10.x support means a portfolio can sell prints without a second licence. Meanwhile, WPML handles multilingual sites.
Use the motion sparingly
Three independent layers of parallax on one screen will fight each other. Therefore pick one element per section to move and leave the rest still. At $39 with 1,820 sales, Capri is the entry point into the Qode design language – and the restraint is on you.
Key features:
- Parallax applied separately to sliders, titles and page sections
- 12 demos, each with a full set of custom pages
- Fluid motion animation across scroll
- SEO-ready markup and bundled free plugins
- WooCommerce 10.x integration
- WPBakery page builder and WPML support
Our verdict on the Capri WordPress theme
Want fine-grained control over what moves as the page scrolls, without paying $79? The Capri WordPress theme exposes parallax on sliders, titles and sections for $39. Open the Free Theme Demo and watch which elements move independently!
Finally, Select-Themes last updated it on 11 February 2026 over on ThemeForest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Capri mean by fluid motion animation?
Parallax applied separately to sliders, section titles and whole page sections, so different elements move at different rates as you scroll rather than the whole background shifting together.
How many demos does Capri include?
Twelve, and each ships with its own set of custom inner pages rather than sharing one generic template.
Why is Capri cheaper than the other Select-Themes entries here?
At $39 it is the studio’s entry-level creative theme. The design language is the same, but the demo count and feature list are smaller than in Bodega or Cabin.
Is Capri still updated?
Yes – the most recent update landed on 11 February 2026.
Does Capri support WooCommerce?
Yes, WooCommerce 10.x is listed, which covers selling prints or a small product range from a portfolio site.
How much does Capri cost?
$39 for a regular licence on ThemeForest, including six months of support and lifetime updates.
This theme belongs to the WordPress Collections of:
- Best Parallax Scrolling WordPress Themes
- Best Multipurpose WordPress Themes
- Best Agency WordPress Themes
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What we like
- $39 is less than half the price of its Qode-family siblings
- Parallax applies to sliders, titles and page sections separately
- 12 fully equipped demos with their own custom pages
- 4.75 rating across 1,820 sales
- Updated 11 February 2026
- WooCommerce 10.x, WPBakery and WPML compatible
Worth noting
- 1,820 sales is a small track record
- WPBakery-era structure, no Elementor listed
- Granular parallax is easy to overuse
- Design is competent rather than distinctive
