Real features section designs for landing pages and SaaS sites, with what makes each one clear. Build any of them with AI.
Feature grid template for the part of the page where a buyer decides whether the product does what they need. Aimed at SaaS landing pages, AI products, developer tools, B2B software, and…
Build this design with AI →Parallax scroll features template for products whose capabilities are the reason people buy. The parallax scroll holds the section in place and advances one capability at a time, so each…
Build this design with AI →AI feature section template for products judged on whether their answers can be trusted. Built for AI research tools, company search tools, legal and medical AI, search products, and any…
Build this design with AI →Features section template for the part of a SaaS page where buyers work out whether the product does what they need.
Build this design with AI →Gradient feature cards template for AI SaaS landing pages, developer platforms, and data products. Two cards sit side by side and each one ends in a colored panel with a small product…
Build this design with AI →Show what your AI product does with this dark bento grid. A large card covers the main feature, like memory, and four smaller cards cover drafts, file reading, honest answers and privacy…
Build this design with AI →A six card feature grid for any SaaS website. The cards for funnels, retention, live events, revenue, alerts and shared reports sit on a soft moving gradient, so a plain features list…
Build this design with AI →The classic zigzag features layout, made premium. Each row pairs a short headline and paragraph with a gradient card showing real UI, like savings goals with progress bars.
Build this design with AI →Show four product views in one section. Tabs for funnels, retention, paths and alerts sit on the left, and the right panel shows a funnel chart on a moving gradient.
Build this design with AI →Show everything a store gets out of the box. A headline and short pitch sit on the left, and on the right a warm gradient panel holds chips for payments, shipping labels, taxes, discount…
Build this design with AI →Build trust with a security section that looks serious. A glowing ring with 256-bit encryption sits on the left, and the right lists encryption, new device approval, passkeys and protected…
Build this design with AI →Command palette template for SaaS products where people work fast and reach for the keyboard first. Made for developer tools, dashboards, admin panels, project management apps, internal…
Build this design with AI →Product range template for brands whose lineup has grown past a single hero product. It works for consumer electronics companies, AI hardware brands, audio and wearable makers, home goods…
Build this design with AI →SaaS dashboard template for the screen new users land on and the setup they still have to finish. You will see it on analytics platforms, project management tools, AI products, and B2B…
Build this design with AI →Product comparison template for brands selling a range of models. Popular with AI hardware, consumer electronics, wearables, smart home devices, audio brands, and any direct to consumer…
Build this design with AI →Banking landing page template for financial products aimed at businesses tired of traditional banks. Used by neobanks, business banking platforms, company card and spend tools, expense…
Build this design with AI →Every features section design above is a ready template. Browse and preview for free; copy the code with a BrowserMoon licence.
Get a licenceA good features section explains what a product does in the time it takes to scroll past it. The best designs show three to six features, each with a short benefit headline, one sentence and a real product visual, arranged in a grid or alternating rows. The designs below are real features sections you can study and build with an AI coding tool. These feature section examples include bento grid designs, alternating feature rows and icon grids for SaaS landing pages and product websites.
Lead each feature with what people get, like Find any file in seconds, not Full-text search.
A screenshot or small animation beats an icon. People believe what they can see.
Pick the ones that sell. A long list belongs on a features page, not the home page.
Cards of the same size and style make a grid easy to scan.
End the section with a link or button to try the feature.
Bento grids mix large and small cards in one grid, giving the main feature more space; they are the most popular style on modern SaaS sites. Alternating rows place text on one side and a big visual on the other, switching sides each row, which suits products that need explaining.
Icon grids show many small features at once and work for a secondary section lower on the page. Tabbed features let visitors click through features while one large visual changes, which saves space.
Open any features section design above to see it live and full size.
Copy the template code from the design's page. It is plain HTML and CSS.
Paste it into Lovable, Bolt, Claude Code, Cursor or v0 and ask for it in your stack.
Ask the tool to swap in your copy, brand colours and links, keeping the layout and spacing.
The same icon set every site uses says nothing about your product.
One sentence per feature. Details go on the feature page.
Give the most important feature the biggest card.
A features section without a single screenshot asks visitors to imagine it.
Three to six in the main features section. More than that and visitors stop reading.
A grid of cards in different sizes, like a bento box, where the most important feature gets the largest card.
Screenshots or short animations whenever possible. Icons work only for small secondary features.
Usually right after the hero and logo strip, before pricing and testimonials.
Yes. Copy a features template into Lovable, Bolt, Claude Code or Cursor and replace the visuals with your product screenshots.
Yes. Grids and rows stack into one column on phones, keeping each feature's visual.
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