Real website footer designs, from simple to multi-column, with what makes each one work. Build any of them in Lovable, Claude Code or Cursor.
Enterprise footer template for products whose buyers check compliance on every page. Made for enterprise SaaS, B2B platforms, identity and security software, data products, and anything…
Build this design with AI →Gradient footer template for brands whose color is part of the identity. Built for creative AI tools, consumer SaaS, wellness apps, education platforms, and lifestyle brands that lead with…
Build this design with AI →SaaS footer template for sites that want a second chance at the visitors who did not sign up. It fits SaaS companies, AI tools, developer products, media brands, and any marketing site…
Build this design with AI →Fintech footer template for products where people want reassurance before they trust you with money. Common on payment platforms, neobanks, marketplaces, lending products, crypto services…
Build this design with AI →Full page footer template for sites where the ending should feel deliberate. It suits editorial brands, creative agencies, studios, premium consumer products, and any long scroll SaaS or…
Build this design with AI →SaaS footer template for the bottom of every page on a product site. You will see it on SaaS companies, AI tools, developer products, and marketing sites that need product, company, and…
Build this design with AI →Status footer template for technical products that compete on reliability. Built for developer tools, API platforms, infrastructure SaaS, observability products, hosting companies, and any…
Build this design with AI →AI product footer template for SaaS websites, developer platforms, and AI product sites built on a light theme.
Build this design with AI →A complete website footer. A gradient card on the left collects newsletter emails, and four link columns cover product, company, help and legal, with a small legal line underneath.
Build this design with AI →End your site with style. A dark footer with your logo, a download button and link columns sits above a glowing gradient band. Built for AI apps, desktop apps and dark SaaS websites.
Build this design with AI →A footer that stays out of the way. One floating bar holds your logo, links to pricing, docs, changelog, status and privacy, and the copyright, with a thin gradient glow.
Build this design with AI →A footer that works as a final statement. Your studio name fills the bottom in a huge serif, with booking status, email, social links and address above, and a gradient glow behind.
Build this design with AI →MLOps landing page template for products that run the machine learning systems companies depend on. Popular with model training platforms, deployment infrastructure, vector databases, and…
Build this design with AI →Closing CTA template for the last thing a visitor reads before they decide. It fits SaaS landing pages, B2B software, AI products, developer tools, and marketing sites with a single…
Build this design with AI →Mobile app SaaS landing page template for products that are easiest to understand by watching them. Used by consumer apps, fitness and habit trackers, finance apps, productivity tools, and…
Build this design with AI →AI video landing page template for products whose results have to look convincing before anything else matters.
Build this design with AI →Every footer design above is a ready template. Browse and preview for free; copy the code with a BrowserMoon licence.
Get a licenceA good website footer is a safety net: people who reach the bottom of a page and have not found what they want look there for links, contact details and trust signals. Strong footer designs group links into a few labelled columns, repeat the main call to action, and keep legal links small and out of the way. The designs below are real footers you can build with an AI coding tool. These website footer examples cover simple footers, multi-column SaaS footers and footers with a newsletter signup, so you can find a footer layout that fits your site.
Group links under three to five short headings like Product, Company and Resources so people can scan.
Repeat the main action or a newsletter signup. Visitors who scroll this far are often ready.
Company details, security badges or a status link reassure without shouting.
Privacy, terms and copyright go in one small row at the very bottom.
Columns become an accordion or a single list on mobile, with enough space between links.
Minimal footers hold a logo, a few links and the legal row; they suit landing pages and small sites. Multi-column footers are the standard for SaaS, with four or five columns of product, resource and company links.
Big-statement footers end the page with a large headline and a button, almost a final hero section, and work well for agencies and portfolios. Newsletter footers lead with an email field for blogs and media sites.
Open any footer 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.
A footer with fifty links is a sitemap, not a footer. Keep the links people actually use.
Light grey on white is hard to read. Footer text still needs readable contrast.
People look in the footer for support or contact. Always include one.
Use the current year automatically so the site never looks abandoned.
Your logo, grouped links to key pages, a contact or support link, social links if you use them, and a small row with privacy, terms and copyright.
Three to five for most SaaS and company sites. Small sites and landing pages often need only one row.
Yes, on marketing sites. A short line and one button catch visitors who read to the end.
They help people and search engines find important pages, but only link to pages that matter. Long lists of keyword links do not help.
Yes. Copy any footer template and paste it into Lovable, Bolt, Claude Code or Cursor with your own links.
Stack the columns, or turn each one into an accordion, and keep tap targets at least 44 pixels tall.
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