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Free React Footer Components

The footer is the most-ignored section on the page until you need it to carry weight, legal lines, sitemaps, newsletter capture, a final brand moment. These twelve range from a minimal rail and fine-print footer for focused products, through mega directories and accordion sitemaps for content-heavy sites, to statement pieces: a giant-type sign-off, a curtain reveal, a masthead treatment, an atlas footer for multi-location businesses, and a conversation footer that ends the page like a person would.

12 components · MIT licensed · installable with the shadcn CLI

Accordion Sitemap Footer preview

Accordion Sitemap Footer

A deep sitemap footer that stays honest on phones, open Tailwind link columns at desktop collapse into true disclosure accordions below lg, React button semantics intact.

Atlas Footer preview

Atlas Footer

A global-presence footer for React sites, offices with mono coordinates, addresses, and dl contact pairs beside Tailwind directory columns, closed by a quiet legal rail.

Blueprint Block Footer preview

Blueprint Block Footer

The footer as an engineering drawing's title block, a hairline grid of zones for brand, revision, field pairs, socials, and legal. The drafting identity literalized.

Conversation Footer preview

Conversation Footer

A footer that opens a conversation, a serif "Still reading? Let's talk." line with an oversized email link as the hero, quiet links beneath. The footer as an invitation.

Curtain Reveal Footer preview

Curtain Reveal Footer

The page lifts like a curtain to reveal the footer waiting underneath, a fixed backstage layer with CTA, links, and meta, exposed by the scroll itself.

Fine Print Footer preview

Fine Print Footer

A disclosure-first footer for regulated products, numbered fine-print notes set in readable React and Tailwind type, a licence line, quiet links, and a mono copyright rail.

Giant Type Footer preview

Giant Type Footer

The footer as a signature, an oversized brand word rises from the page bottom as you arrive, above a quiet mono meta row. The last impression treated like the first.

Index Sheet Footer preview

Index Sheet Footer

A footer set like a book's index, dense, beautifully-ordered link columns with mono folio numbers, a hairline frame, and a colophon line. For sites with real depth.

Masthead Footer preview

Masthead Footer

A broadsheet masthead footer for React sites, nameplate between double rules, mono edition line, a real Tailwind newsletter form leading the sections, and a quiet legal rail.

Mega Directory Footer preview

Mega Directory Footer

A directory footer for big sites, multi-column grouped links under a utility row with a search affordance and locale display, closed by a legal rail. Dense but ruled.

Minimal Rail Footer preview

Minimal Rail Footer

One honest line, brand, three quiet links, and a mono copyright on a single hairline rail. The smallest footer that still looks drawn, entrance-only motion.

Signal Footer preview

Signal Footer

A working footer, live status lamp, local time readout, newsletter field, and quiet links. The footer as an instrument panel that proves someone is home.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose between a minimal and a mega footer?

Count your real destinations. Under ten links, a minimal rail or fine-print footer keeps things honest; a marketing site with docs, legal, and product areas earns the mega directory or accordion sitemap. Do not pad a footer to look established.

Do the animated footers (curtain reveal, giant type) affect scroll performance?

No, the reveals are transform-based and observer-triggered once, near the end of the page where nothing competes for frame budget. Reduced-motion preferences collapse them to static layouts.

Can I add newsletter signup to any footer?

Most variants include an optional signup slot with an onSubmit callback; the conversation and masthead footers make it a centrepiece. Wire the callback to your email platform, no vendor is baked in.