Build a complete, realistic site footer: link columns, a social row, an optional newsletter signup and a bottom bar. Preview it live, then copy clean HTML and CSS.
Link columns, socials, a newsletter row and a bottom bar are the pieces every real footer needs. Toggle the ones you want and this tool lays them out correctly.
Write plain text and get a responsive multi-column footer, from 2 up to 4 columns.
Switch instantly between a dark footer and a light footer that matches the rest of your page.
Get semantic HTML and CSS with your exact settings baked in, ready to paste.
A footer is one of the most-viewed but least-designed parts of a website. It is where visitors go looking for support links, legal pages, and a way to stay in touch, so its structure matters more than its decoration. This generator focuses on the layout patterns that consistently work: link columns grouped by topic, a compact social row using neutral icon glyphs instead of trademarked logos, an optional newsletter signup for capturing return visitors, and a bottom bar that carries the copyright line and legal links. Getting the spacing and contrast right in a dark footer is different from a light one, so switching themes here recalculates borders and text opacity rather than just inverting colors.
Grouping links by topic, such as Product, Company and Support, helps visitors scan faster than one long undifferentiated list.
Using short text glyphs instead of official brand marks avoids trademark issues while keeping the row instantly recognizable.
Placing the signup row above the link columns, with its own divider, keeps it visually separate from pure navigation.
A lower-contrast bottom bar for copyright and legal links signals that content is secondary to the main footer navigation above it.
Each column is one block of text: the first line is the column heading and the following lines are its links. Separate columns with a blank line, and use the Columns control to choose how many appear.
No. To avoid trademark issues, the social row uses short neutral text glyphs like f, X, in and a play symbol inside plain circles rather than official logos. Swap in your own icon set after copying the code.
No. It is a visual email input and button only, meant to show the layout. Wire the form up to your own email service after copying the code.
Yes. The theme control switches the footer between a dark background with light text and a light background with dark text, and the copied CSS reflects your choice.
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