Footer Component Prompts

Browse 7 footer patterns — SaaS, e-commerce, portfolio and blog. Copy a Tailwind + shadcn-oriented prompt, then open MeDo or your preferred AI editor to build it.

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7 Footer Templates

Real React + Tailwind previews. Click any template to see the exact prompt that generates it.

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ANCHOR.
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AnchorUtility Mini

Wordmark, utility links, © row. The minimum footer that still qualifies as a footer.

Acme

The workspace for modern teams.

Product
Features
Pricing
Changelog
Company
About
Careers
Press
Resources
Docs
Blog
Status
Legal
Privacy
Terms
Security
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Multi-ColumnSite Map

Classic 4-column SaaS footer — Product, Company, Resources, Legal. Reads as "serious product".

Product
Features
Pricing
Roadmap
Solutions
Startups
Agencies
Enterprise
Resources
Docs
Guides
API
Company
About
Blog
Careers
Ship weekly
Product updates, one email a week.
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MegaSite Map + Newsletter

Full site map plus a newsletter block — for content-heavy marketing sites.

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Product
Features
Pricing
Docs
Company
About
Blog
Careers
Resources
Guides
Status
Changelog
Legal
Privacy
Terms
DPA
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CTA-ToppedDoormat + CTA

Dark footer with a CTA card as the header, link grid below, © row at the base.

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Newsletter-LedEngagement

Newsletter capture on top, 4-column link grid, social row + legal at the base.

Studio LLC

Design-led studio for ambitious teams.

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San Francisco, CA
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ContactUtility + Contact

Address, phone, and email as the primary content — ideal for agencies and local businesses.

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Design-led studio for ambitious teams. Est. 2019 in San Francisco.

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Brand-LedBrand + Mini Nav

Oversized wordmark, tagline, social row, and a mini utility nav. Leaves the visitor with the brand.

Footers for Different Websites

From SaaS to portfolios — six footer patterns tuned to the shape of each site's audience.

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SaaS Product Footer

Group links by user intent — Features, Pricing, Docs, Status, Security. A brand block on the left keeps the footer readable at a glance.

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Marketing Site Footer

Full site map plus a newsletter capture. Best when you're publishing frequently and want the footer to keep converting scrollers.

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Landing Page Footer

Dark, CTA-topped. The footer becomes the page's second closer — one action above, legal row below.

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Content / Blog Footer

Newsletter-led with categories, social, and RSS. Turns the very bottom of the page into a subscription surface.

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Agency / Local Footer

Contact-first — address, hours, phone, email. The footer answers "how do I reach you" without a contact page click.

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Portfolio / Studio Footer

Oversized brand logotype, one row of work links, social. Your work is the navigation; the footer is the signature.

Footers in Different Styles

Minimal, dark, multi-column, CTA-first, brand-first, editorial — pick the tone that matches the rest of the page.

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Minimal Footer

Wordmark, one row of utility links, a © row. The default when the page above is doing the heavy lifting.

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Multi-Column Footer

The workhorse. 3–5 columns, grouped link lists, brand block on the left. Reads as "serious product".

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Mega Footer

Full site map plus a newsletter block. Use when SEO depth and subscription both matter on every page.

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Dark CTA Footer

Inverted surface with a CTA card on top of the link grid. Pairs well with a light marketing page.

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Newsletter Footer

Email capture stacked above the link rows. Converts cold scrollers into list subscribers.

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Brand-Led Footer

Oversized logotype fills the footer width. Designed to be the last thing the user reads — leaves them with the brand.

Footers for Different Frameworks

React, Next.js, TanStack Start, Vue 3, SvelteKit, or plain HTML — the same footer, six ways to drop it in.

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React Footer

Drop-in functional component. Tailwind classes, no client state, safe in any React 18+ tree. Lives in your root layout, not in individual pages.

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Next.js Footer

Mark it as a server component (default in App Router) — zero JavaScript shipped for a static footer. Import once into app/layout.tsx.

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TanStack Start Footer

Render inside src/routes/__root.tsx so it sits in every match. SSR-rendered out of the box, no hydration cost when link-only.

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Vue 3 Footer

Single-file component, scoped slots optional, works with Nuxt out of the box. Use defineProps for the link config so editors can swap content.

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Svelte / SvelteKit Footer

Put it in src/routes/+layout.svelte and every page inherits it. Reactive props for dark/light theming with no extra runtime.

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Plain HTML + Tailwind Footer

Framework-free. Copy the markup into any Jekyll, Hugo, Astro, or WordPress theme. Tailwind CDN works if you don't have a build step.

Who Uses These Footer Components

Indie hackers, agencies, and design system teams all reach for the same starting patterns.

Indie Hackers Shipping MVPs

Stop redesigning footers for every side project. Copy a template, ship in 5 minutes, get back to what actually matters.

Agencies Building Client Sites

One source, many themes. Swap colors, logo, and link arrays per client — keep the layout battle-tested across every handoff.

Design System Teams

Use these as the starting reference for your own footer spec. The patterns cover 90% of real-world cases.

How to Add a Footer to Your Site

Four steps, from browsing the gallery to shipping the footer in your production layout.

01

Pick a Template

Scan the gallery above and find the one that matches your page weight. (~30s)

02

Preview It Live

Every card renders a real component preview — no npm install required. (~2s)

03

Copy the Prompt

Copy the prompt into MeDo or any AI editor. The gallery provides a brief and visual preview rather than a downloadable code file. (~10s)

04

Plug Into Your Layout

Drop <Footer /> into your root layout (__root.tsx, app/layout.tsx, +layout.svelte) and ship. (~1min)

Footer Components FAQ

A footer component is a reusable UI block that renders the bottom section of a website — typically navigation links, contact info, social icons, legal links, and a copyright line. In a React or Vue app it lives in your root layout so every page renders it automatically.

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