HTML Footer Templates

Brand, short pitch and socials on the left, four link columns on the right, legal row below.

A big newsletter signup leads the footer, with link columns underneath. Grows your email list.

Logo, a few links and copyright in a single tidy row. For simple sites and landing pages.

A dark footer that ends with your brand name set huge across the page. Bold and memorable.

A call-to-action card overlaps the top of the footer, followed by links. Ends every page with a push to sign up.

App Store and Google Play badges with a rating line, beside link columns. For mobile apps and fintech.

Address, opening hours, phone and a map card. Built for restaurants, clinics, salons and shops.

Store perks, link columns, newsletter, payment methods and region picker. Everything a shop needs.

Centred logo, one line of links, socials and copyright. Clean and quick to set up.

A bold brand statement and contact button on the left, a link grid on the right, on a soft gradient.

A dark agency footer with a short enquiry form on the left (name, email, budget chips, message), contact details and link columns on the right, and a back-to-top button.

A large sitemap footer: four link columns on desktop that become accessible accordions on phones, with brand blurb, app badges and a legal row.

For businesses with several branches: a card per location with address, phone, hours and an open/closed badge, directions links, plus brand and quick links.

A vivid footer for creators and SaaS: a mesh-gradient band with a centred newsletter signup and subscriber proof, big social tiles with follower counts, and a slim link row.

A clean two-line footer: logo, links and socials, then copyright with a working light/dark/system theme switch and a language select that remember your choice.

An e-commerce footer that builds confidence: a row of service promises, customer care hours and contact, newsletter with a first-order discount, link columns, payment marks and security badges.

A lifestyle brand footer with a six-tile photo-style gallery strip and a follow prompt, then a calm three-column layout with story, links and a store visit card.

A product footer with a live-looking status pill and uptime bars, version and changelog link, region and compliance badges, plus dense link columns for a developer audience.

A bold agency footer with a huge scrolling marquee line, a "let's talk" link that reacts on hover, office cards in two cities with live local time, and a minimal link row.

The bottom of a documentation page: "Was this page helpful?" with follow-up, edit-on-GitHub and last-updated, previous/next page cards, then a compact docs footer with links and version select.

A neighbourhood café footer drawn over a full-width illustrated street map, with an address card pinned to the café: hours with today highlighted, directions and contact, plus a slim link row.

A council-style footer that matches the service header: support links, a clear accessibility statement link, open licence text with an icon, and the council crest. High contrast and plain English.

A matching brutalist footer: a heavy grid of boxed link blocks with black borders, a drop-alert signup that turns acid green on success, a size guide box and an oversized logo row.

A show footer with the latest episode card and a working play/pause preview, "listen on" platform buttons, episode archive links and a host sign-off with illustrated hosts.

A support-first footer: "Still need help?" search with popular topic chips, three contact options with live availability (chat, phone, email), and a compact link row.

A cheerful toy-shop footer with a wavy top, a bouncing mascot, bright rounded link bubbles, a birthday club signup with child’s birthday month, and safety badges for parents.

A charity footer that shows impact: three counters, a monthly/one-off donate widget with what each amount pays for, registered charity details and gift-aid friendly copy.

A removals company footer built on trust: a big rating score with three short reviews, accreditation badges, a free quote phone strip, service areas and links.

A dark wine-bar footer with a quick table request (date, time, guests), menu downloads as PDF links, opening times and a gift-voucher card, finished with a script sign-off.

A group-company footer: a row of brand tiles, investor information with share price and results date, a region & language selector, policy links and a modern slavery and tax strategy row.