Web Component Generator

Nine: hero sections, navigation menus, image galleries, bento grids, slideshows, alternating feature rows, card grids, call-to-action banners and footers. Each one has its own layout options and content fields. You get clean HTML and CSS, plus a little plain JavaScript where a component needs it: the mobile menu, the gallery lightbox, the slideshow and the scroll reveal.

Yes, the Web Component Generator is completely free to use. There are no registration requirements, no hidden fees, and no usage limits. You can generate unlimited components and export the code for use in any project.

Yes. Change the layout, the text, buttons and links, the number of items, the accent colour, a light or dark theme, corner radius, spacing and font, or start from a style preset. The preview updates as you type at desktop, tablet or phone width, and your last component and settings are remembered in this browser.

Paste the HTML where the component should appear, add the CSS to your stylesheet, and put the JavaScript, if the component has any, at the end of the page body. Or copy or download the full page: one .html file with everything inside that opens in any browser.

Yes. Every component works from small phones to wide screens, and the preview lets you check desktop, tablet and phone widths. The code uses semantic elements, real links and buttons, alt text, visible focus styles and ARIA labels where they are needed, and it tones down motion for visitors who ask for reduced motion.

No. The code is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript with no framework, no build step and no external files. Class names start with wc- so they do not clash with your own styles, and the colours, radius and spacing live in CSS variables at the top of the CSS, easy to change later.