The best Divi footer layouts come from seven places, and the right one depends on how many footers you need and what you want to pay. If you want one consistent design across a whole site, start with the Divi Hat membership. If you want footers only, in volume, Divi Extended (250 layouts) and Divi Bricks (150+) give you the most choice. The Elegant Themes marketplace pack offers 80+, Divi Pixel gives away 16 for free, and Divi Toolbox places any saved layout around your footer. If you have a strict brand to match, build your own in Theme Builder. Whatever you pick should import cleanly, work as a global footer, and hold up on a phone.
Footers get left for last. You finish the homepage, then notice the default Divi footer is a strip of widgets and a copyright line. A ready-made footer template saves the hour you would spend arranging columns, but only if it lands in the Theme Builder without stacking above the old footer or breaking on mobile. This guide compares the seven sources, shows what each costs, and walks through installing a global footer, including how a Divi header and footer should work as a pair.
Divi Hat is a Divi marketplace, so you will see us listed first. We have built websites with the Divi theme for ten years. Below, we say plainly where our product fits a footer job and where a footer-only pack does it better.
What a good footer layout needs
A good Divi footer does four jobs: it helps visitors find pages, shows how to reach you, holds the legal links, and offers one next step. Judge every layout on those jobs first and on its looks second.
The elements a footer should carry
Visitors scroll to the bottom when they want something specific. Usually it is a phone number, a privacy policy, or a page the main menu did not show. Put real text in the footer, not images of text, so people and search crawlers can both read your address and phone number. A strong footer design leaves room for these elements:
- Logo and a one-line description of the business
- A short menu of the pages people look for most
- Contact details: email, phone, and an address if you serve a local area
- Social icons
- Privacy policy, terms, and a copyright line
- One call to action, such as a newsletter form or a contact button
A footer earns its space by answering the question the header did not.
Seven sources side by side
The table shows what each option gives you. Prices for the paid packs change, so check each listing before you buy.
| Option | Footer layouts | Cost model | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Divi Hat membership | Full-site layouts, not footer-only | $79.95 per year or $297.95 lifetime | Matching footer, hero, and pages |
| Divi Footers Pack (Elegant Themes) | 80+ | Paid pack, see listing | Official marketplace buyers |
| Divi Extended Flexile Footers | 250 | Paid pack, see listing | Maximum variety |
| Divi Bricks | 150+ | Paid, see listing | Footers plus section layouts |
| Divi Pixel free pack | 16 | Free | Tight budgets |
| Divi Toolbox | Places any saved layout | €49 one site, €169 unlimited | Injecting layouts around the footer |
| Theme Builder from scratch | Unlimited | Included with Divi | Strict brand requirements |
Run four checks before you import anything. Confirm the pack supports your Divi version, especially if you run Divi 5. Make sure the layouts are built for the Theme Builder rather than as page sections. Open the mobile preview. Finally, read the license, because client sites need a multi-site or developer license.
1. Divi Hat membership
What you get
Divi Hat sells Divi layouts, hero sections, wireframes, and eight child themes, and a membership unlocks the whole library. It is not a footer-only pack. Where a layout includes a footer section, you can save that section to your Divi Library and assign it as your global footer. Open each layout preview and look for the footer before you plan around it.
The payoff is consistency. A footer taken from the same design family as your Divi layouts and hero sections already shares fonts, spacing, and button styles. You spend less time reconciling a header from one vendor with a footer from another.
A footer from the same design family as your page needs less tweaking than one borrowed from another vendor.
Who it suits
This fits freelancers and agencies that build several Divi sites a year. The license covers unlimited websites, client sites included, and the images are royalty-free. Priority support runs through chat and email.
Skip it if all you need is one footer for one site. A free pack costs less, and you will not use the rest of the library.
Pricing and catches
Pricing is simple, with the same access on both tiers. Everything works only with the WordPress Divi theme.
- Standard Yearly Membership: $79.95 per year
- Agency Lifetime Membership: $297.95
- Both tiers include all products, unlimited sites, priority support, and Divi 5 compatibility
- Single products such as Divi Layouts cost $29.99
- A 30-day money-back guarantee applies
2. Divi Footers Pack from Elegant Themes
What you get
The Divi Footers Pack sits in the Elegant Themes marketplace, the store run by the makers of Divi. It contains 80+ modern footer layouts designed to work with the Theme Builder. You pick a layout, load it, and customize it.
Because the pack targets the Theme Builder, you can skip the older workaround of pasting a footer section onto every page. You import the layouts, then add one as your global footer.
A pack built for the Theme Builder removes the page-by-page copy and paste that older footer packs required.
Who it suits
Choose this if you like buying from the official marketplace and want a decent range without wading through hundreds of options. Eighty layouts cover most business, blog, and portfolio needs.
It is a weaker fit for agencies that need a different footer style for every niche. For that, a larger pack gives more room.
Pricing and catches
The marketplace listing shows the current price, and it can change, so check it before comparing against the other paid packs.
- 80+ footer layouts in one pack
- Built for Divi’s Theme Builder
- Works with Divi only
- Check the listing for Divi 5 notes before you buy
3. Divi Extended Flexile Footers
What you get
Flexile Footers is the biggest pure footer pack in this list, with 250 ready-to-use layouts that you can customize without extra effort. The sheer count is the draw. Whatever your niche, a close match probably exists.
Its documentation describes a direct route into the Theme Builder. You click Add Global Footer, choose Add From Library, open Your Saved Layouts, filter by Footer Layouts in the sidebar, and pick a design.
With 250 options, the real cost is the time you spend choosing, so shortlist three before you start.
Who it suits
This suits designers who handle many kinds of clients, such as a dentist on Monday and a coffee roaster on Thursday. Variety is worth the price when every project needs a different look.
If you build one or two sites a year, 250 layouts is more than you need. Decision fatigue is real, and a smaller pack ends the search faster.
Pricing and catches
The product page carries the current price. Compare it against a membership if you also buy other layouts, since a large single-purpose pack only pays off when you use it often.
- 250 footer layouts
- Customizable in the Divi builder
- Documentation covers header and footer layouts
- Check Divi 5 support on the product page
4. Divi Bricks footer layouts
What you get
Divi Bricks, from Divi Life, is a library of section layouts that includes more than 150 footer templates. The footers cover several styles: multi-column designs for agencies, minimal footers for portfolios, newsletter-focused layouts for bloggers, contact-heavy footers for local businesses, and ecommerce footers with product categories and trust badges.
Import works through Divi’s portability system. Upload the layout to your Divi Library or Divi Cloud, then add it to your global footer in the Theme Builder.
The same library that supplies your footer can supply your pricing, testimonial, and contact sections.
Who it suits
Pick this if you want footers and the rest of your page sections from a single source. The ecommerce and local-business variants are the ones to look at if your client sells products or serves a neighborhood.
It is a poorer fit if you only want a handful of footers. You would pay for a large library and use a small slice.
Pricing and catches
The product page lists the current price, which can change. Look for a clear license statement for client work before you buy.
- 150+ footer layouts inside a larger section library
- Imports through the Divi Library or Divi Cloud
- Fully editable in the visual builder
- No code required to restyle
5. Divi Pixel free footer layout pack
What you get
Divi Pixel offers a free pack of 16 professionally designed footer layouts, made for Divi users. Sixteen is a small number, but it is enough to cover the common patterns: a logo with columns, a centered minimal footer, and a contact-focused footer.
Treat each layout as a starting point. Swap the colors and fonts, replace the placeholder links, and delete anything you do not need.
A free pack is the cheapest way to test whether a premade footer saves you real time.
Who it suits
Small business owners and first-time Divi users get the most from it. You get a polished base without spending money, and the Theme Builder steps later in this guide apply directly.
Agencies may outgrow it quickly. Sixteen designs shared by every free-pack user also means your footer may look like someone else’s.
Pricing and catches
The pack costs nothing. Free Divi downloads often ask for an email address, so read the download page first.
- Free
- 16 footer layouts
- Made for Divi
- Check whether it states Divi 5 support before importing
6. Divi Toolbox custom footer layouts
What you get
Divi Toolbox is not a footer pack. It is a plugin whose custom footer setting lets you pick any layout saved in your Divi Library and show it either before the standard Divi footer or after it. That means you can pair it with any pack above.
There are catches. If you use Sticky Footer or Footer Reveal, an "after" layout appears above the footer. Layouts injected this way are also not editable while you work on standard posts and pages in the Visual Builder. You edit them through the Divi Library instead.
Toolbox adds a layout around the default footer, while a Theme Builder footer replaces it.
Who it suits
It suits people who like the standard Divi footer structure of widgets, menu, and bottom bar, and want to add a call-to-action band above or a trust strip below. If you plan to replace the footer entirely, Theme Builder is the cleaner route and you do not need this.
Pricing and catches
Toolbox lists two licenses, each a one-time fee with lifetime updates and six months of support.
- Regular license: €49 for one site
- Extended license: €169 for unlimited sites
Here is a worked example. A freelancer with five client sites would pay 5 × €49 = €245 on single licenses, against €169 for the extended license. The extended license becomes cheaper at four sites, since 4 × €49 = €196.
7. A custom footer built in Theme Builder
What you get
You can build a professional footer yourself with the tools inside Divi, at no extra cost. Go to Divi, then Theme Builder, and choose Add Global Footer in the Default Website Template. Then choose Build Global Footer to open the builder.
Add a section with a three or four column row. Put your logo in an Image module, links in a Menu module, contact details in a Text module, and icons in a Social Media Follow module. Divi’s dynamic content can show the current year in your copyright line, so you never edit it again.
Building from scratch takes about as long as importing and restyling a layout, and you control every detail.
Who it suits
This is the right call when you have strict brand guidelines or an unusual structure. Designers who want footers that match a design system will often rebuild a premade layout anyway, so starting blank saves the cleanup.
For beginners, the blank canvas is the hard part. Start from a layout and edit it instead.
Pricing and catches
The Theme Builder is part of Divi, so the cost is your time. A simple footer typically takes about 15 minutes.
- The classic alternative is the Theme Customizer footer settings, which control columns, widgets, the footer menu, and the bottom bar
- Customizer changes are fast but limited
- Theme Builder gives full control and one footer for the whole site
- Always test the result on tablet and phone
How to apply a footer layout as a global footer
To apply a footer layout, import it into your Divi Library, then add it as the global footer in Theme Builder. The whole job takes a few minutes. Menu labels can differ slightly between Divi 4 and Divi 5, but the flow is the same.
Import the layout into your Divi Library
Most packs arrive as a JSON file. If you get a zip, unzip it first. Then follow these steps:
- In the WordPress dashboard, go to Divi, then Divi Library.
- Click Import & Export at the top.
- Open the Import tab and choose your file.
- Click Import Divi Builder Layout.
The footers now appear under your saved layouts.
Assign it as your global footer
Open Divi, then Theme Builder. In the Default Website Template, click Add Global Footer, then choose Add From Library. Pick the footer from your saved layouts, edit it, and save. The Default Website Template applies to every page, so one edit updates the whole site. The Theme Builder also has a matching Add Global Header option, so you can set up a Divi header and footer together in the same place and keep them consistent.
One global footer in Theme Builder replaces the old method of adding a footer section to each page.
Customize it and check the details
Change colors and fonts to match your brand, then replace every placeholder link and address. Switch the builder to tablet and phone views and fix column stacking, padding, and font sizes. If a footer appears above the standard footer instead of replacing it, empty the footer widget areas and make sure the Theme Builder footer is enabled for that template.
Last, click every link. Placeholder links in a live footer are the most common mistake, and they show on every page.
Pick one and ship your footer
For a quick, free start, take the Divi Pixel pack. For choice, use Flexile Footers, Divi Bricks, or the Elegant Themes pack. For an exact brand match, build your own in the Theme Builder. Toolbox helps when you want a band above or below the default footer. Whichever you choose, import it, assign it as the global footer, and test it on a phone.
If you build more than one Divi site, a single library is usually easier than buying packs one by one. Divi Hat’s membership for unlimited sites gives you layouts, hero sections, wireframes, and child themes, with a 30-day money-back guarantee if it is not a fit.