Real sign in and sign up page designs, with what makes each one quick to use. Build any of them in Lovable, Claude Code or Cursor.
Split screen sign in template for products that stay branded all the way to the login screen. Popular with SaaS platforms, AI tools, B2B software, marketplaces, and any web app where…
Build this design with AI →Sign in template for products that let people log in the way they already do everywhere else. Aimed at SaaS platforms, AI tools, consumer apps, marketplaces, and B2B software where…
Build this design with AI →Interactive two factor authentication template for SaaS products, web apps, and B2B tools. A minimal centered auth form for the 2FA step in a login flow.
Build this design with AI →Success screen template for the moment right after someone commits. You will see it on SaaS products, subscription apps, ecommerce checkouts, course platforms, and any product with a…
Build this design with AI →Interactive forgot password page template for SaaS products, web apps, and B2B tools. A minimal centered auth form with a single field: the email address used at signup.
Build this design with AI →Interactive reset password page template for SaaS products, web apps, and B2B tools. A headline asks the user to choose a new password, with a minimum length note below the headline.
Build this design with AI →A verification code page template for two-factor login and phone or email checks. Users type the six-digit code they received, with a resend timer and a call me instead option if the text…
Build this design with AI →A passwordless login page template where users get a sign in link by email instead of typing a password. A password option is still there for people who want it.
Build this design with AI →HTML email verification template for SaaS products and web apps. A transactional email for the email confirmation step, delivering a six digit verification code that the user enters on the…
Build this design with AI →Interactive email verification page template for SaaS products, web apps, and B2B tools. A minimal centered auth screen that follows the signup form.
Build this design with AI →An ID verification screen template for apps that must check who their users are, such as banks, crypto exchanges and investing apps.
Build this design with AI →Every login page design above is a ready template. Browse and preview for free; copy the code with a BrowserMoon licence.
Get a licenceGood login page design gets people into the product in seconds. The best login pages show the logo, one short heading, social sign in buttons first, then email and password, with a visible forgot password link and a small link to sign up. Many add a branded panel beside the form to make the page feel like part of the product. The designs below are real login pages you can build with an AI tool. These login page examples include sign in page design, sign up page design, two-factor screens and password reset pages, all in one consistent style.
No navigation, no footer links. The page has one job.
Google or Apple buttons above the email form are faster for most people.
An eye icon to reveal the password cuts typing mistakes, especially on phones.
Place it next to the password field, not hidden below the button.
A short line under the form links to sign up for people who are new.
A Keep me signed in option, on by default for personal devices, saves people from logging in every visit.
Centred card layouts put the form in the middle of a plain or softly coloured background and suit most apps. Split layouts place the form on one side and a product image, testimonial or brand colour on the other, which makes sign up pages feel more inviting.
Magic link and passwordless pages show a single email field and send a sign in link, which removes passwords entirely. Two-step pages ask for the email first and then show the right option, password or company single sign on.
Whichever layout you choose, design the states too: loading on the button while signing in, a clear error under the field, a success message after a reset link is sent, and a locked-account screen with a way to get help. These small screens are where most login pages feel unfinished, and they are what people remember when sign in goes wrong.
Open any login page 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.
Say what went wrong and how to fix it, without revealing whether the email exists.
Sign in, sign up and reset can share one layout so they feel connected.
Blocking paste in password fields breaks password managers.
Social buttons should be full width and easy to tap.
Always link back to the home page or product site from the logo, so people who landed by mistake are not stuck.
Your logo, a short heading, social sign in buttons, email and password fields, a forgot password link, a sign in button and a link to sign up.
They can share one layout with a toggle or link between them, which keeps the experience consistent.
It is not more usable, but it feels more branded and works well for sign up pages where you want to sell the product.
Use your auth provider, such as Supabase, Clerk or Firebase. Ask your AI tool to wire the Google button in the template to it.
Yes. Copy a login template into Lovable, Bolt, Claude Code or Cursor and ask it to connect your auth provider.
Yes. The forms stack into one column with large inputs and buttons on phones.
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