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Free WordPress block patterns

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Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveSingle articlesNo plugin needed

Author profile: compact row

An author sign-off with a small portrait, name, area of expertise and a realistic two-paragraph biography.

Single articlesPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveSingle articlesNo plugin needed

Article body: classic

A full-length everyday article with an opening story, four sections, a practical list, a wide captioned photograph and a block quotation.

Single articlesPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveTimelineNo plugin needed

Availability calendar

The next six months at a glance, as a wall planner of month tiles: each tile gives the year, the month at display size and a status with a small square mark.

TimelinePreview pattern

Case study spread rendered in Twenty Twenty-Five

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveEditorialNo plugin needed

One project told in full on a dark slab: a label and a display headline, a large photograph with a smaller one lapping its lower corner and hanging below it, then three columns for the brief, what was done and what it became, the last closing on three big figures, and a client's line under a hairline.

EditorialPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveCompareNo plugin needed

Side by side comparison

Two comparative cards side by side: the conventional method on the left with quiet styling, and your recommended approach on the right with a bold border, a badge pill, checkmark points, and a primary action button.

ComparePreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveContactNo plugin needed

Contact ledger

A contact section with no form in it.

ContactPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveGalleryNo plugin needed

Contact sheet

Six square frames packed three across in two rows, with a tight gutter so the six read as one printed sheet, each frame numbered under a hairline rule.

GalleryPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveContactNo plugin needed

Contact split

A contact section with no form in it: the left sixty per cent is almost empty, holding a tracked label, one display invitation and a single action, and the right forty per cent is packed, three stacked groups of address, hours and direct lines hanging off one vertical hairline.

ContactPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveCoverNo plugin needed

Cover plate

A full-bleed cover on your own photograph with a paper plate grown out of its bottom-left corner carrying the eyebrow, headline and one line.

CoverPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveGalleryNo plugin needed

Cover trio

Three photograph frames in a row, each a cover with a small caption plate in its bottom-left corner, and the middle frame raised above the other two.

GalleryPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveCoverNo plugin needed

Cover veil

A full-bleed cover whose photograph is reduced to grain behind a display headline by a heavy veil of your theme's contrast colour.

CoverPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveCall to actionNo plugin needed

CTA band

A full-bleed closing band that inverts the page: a contrast ground carrying base text, one centred statement, one action.

Call to actionPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveCall to actionNo plugin needed

CTA call now

An emergency band for a trade that answers the phone at night.

Call to actionPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveCall to actionNo plugin needed

Quiet CTA

A closing ask that does not raise its voice: your paper ground, a very deep band of air, one short line held to a narrow measure at the left, a text action under it, and a single hairline running the full width of the band beneath both, with the fine print hung at its far right end.

Call to actionPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveCall to actionNo plugin needed

Far-end action

The same restraint, restructured: the rule stops being an underline and becomes a baseline.

Variation of Quiet CTAPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-Five404No plugin needed

404 page

A 404 page built as one mark: the numeral set at extreme display size in a single centred column, with the message and its heading bounded to the numeral's own optical width so the two read as one block.

404Preview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFAQNo plugin needed

FAQ cards

An FAQ as a wall of bordered cards: a tracked label and a one-line lede share the header row, then six questions sit in a two-column grid, each card a 1px currentColor box with the question set large and tight at the top and the answer packed beneath it at a short measure.

FAQPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFAQNo plugin needed

FAQ ledger

A display headline over three topic rows.

FAQPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFeaturesNo plugin needed

Feature alternating

Four feature rows, each a 4:3 frame set against its copy, with the seam flipping side to side down the page.

FeaturesPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFeaturesNo plugin needed

Feature grid

An even three-column feature set with generous gutters, built around oversized index numerals set at display size where a small label would normally sit.

FeaturesPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFeaturesNo plugin needed

Feature lead and list

One feature carried at display size across half the band, with three compact ruled entries opposite it.

FeaturesPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFooterNo plugin needed

Footer local business

A footer for a business people visit: the street address set as the biggest thing on it, then three columns under it for the opening hours in ruled rows, a tap-to-call number and an email, and the social links, and a legal line with the company number and three policy links under a hairline.

FooterPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFooterNo plugin needed

Footer nameplate

A paper footer that ends on the site name set enormous: a quiet top row of an eyebrow, one line of orientation and two compact link lists, a fine-print strip with the copyright and three legal links, a currentColor hairline, and then the name as the last line of the page at up to 176px, cropped tight to its own capitals.

FooterPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveGalleryNo plugin needed

Gallery darkroom wall

A selected-work wall on a dark slab: ten photographs hung in three bands, a wide frame beside a tall one, then a staggered trio of columns where portrait and landscape frames interlock, then the first band mirrored, every band ending level.

GalleryPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveHeroNo plugin needed

Hero media and text

A hero built on Media & Text rather than columns, so the photograph runs off the side of the screen while the words stay on the page's own measure.

HeroPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveHeroNo plugin needed

Hero name and contact strip

A portfolio home hero where the person's name is the headline, set at the width of the page, then a hairline with one line of discipline and place, a short sentence, a filled and a text-link action and an availability note, then a strip of five photographs of equal height, each with a frame number and place beneath like a contact sheet.

HeroPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveHeroNo plugin needed

Hero statement

An opening section with nothing in it but the sentence: one statement set at extreme display size on a narrow measure, a short rule under it, a single tracked meta line, and two actions.

HeroPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveContactNo plugin needed

Hours week table

Opening hours as a timetable.

ContactPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveGalleryNo plugin needed

Lead and rail

One wide 16:9 lead frame with a vertical rail of three square thumbnails beside it, tuned so the rail finishes level with the bottom of the lead, and a two-part caption row under the pair.

GalleryPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveListingsNo plugin needed

Listing cards

Six priced items as a grid of cards, each a 4:3 frame over a title set deliberately small and a figure set at display size under it, closed by a hairline and one tracked action.

ListingsPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveListingsNo plugin needed

Figure shelf

The same six cards with the composition changed rather than the colours: the title and the figure share one bottom-aligned line instead of stacking, so the card's type reads as a ruled shelf, name at the left and number at the right, above the same foot rule.

Variation of Listing cardsPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveListingsNo plugin needed

Listing rows

A repeating ruled row for any index a visitor scans and acts on: a tracked date or label hanging in its own narrow column, the entry title beside it, two meta fields under the title, and one boxed action resting on the row's hairline at the right.

ListingsPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveLogosNo plugin needed

Logo cells

Ten client logos in a five by two grid of ruled cells, hairlines running both ways and the frame closed on all four sides, so the band reads as a table of clients rather than a row of them.

LogosPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveLogosNo plugin needed

Logo compact strip

A concise introduction anchors one end of a shallow band, with four image logos on the other side.

LogosPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveHeaderNo plugin needed

Nav bar

A header bar on one line: a heavy, tightly tracked wordmark at the left edge against tiny widely tracked links at the right, one solid action beside them, and a hairline under the whole bar.

HeaderPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveHeaderNo plugin needed

Nav stack

A header built as a masthead rather than an app bar: a micro-row of tracked uppercase meta (address, hours, telephone) sits over a hairline, and under it the main row carries the wordmark, your WordPress menu and one filled action over a 3px rule.

HeaderPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveHeaderNo plugin needed

Nav utility bar

A local-business header in two bands: a thin reversed strip across the top carries a tap-to-call telephone number, the opening hours and the area served, and under it the bar holds the name, your WordPress menu and one Book online button over a hairline.

HeaderPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveEditorialNo plugin needed

Open letter

A statement set as a letter: a centred eyebrow, headline and short rule open it, the body runs left-aligned at a generous size and line height down one narrow measure, and it closes with a sign-off set in italic at display size.

EditorialPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FivePage headerNo plugin needed

Page header rule

The opening of an interior page, and nothing more: a tiny widely tracked breadcrumb, the page title at display size directly under it, one line of orientation held to a reading measure, and a currentColor hairline closing the whole thing.

Page headerPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FivePage headerNo plugin needed

Hanging breadcrumb

The composition changes rather than the colour: the breadcrumb leaves the stack and hangs in a third-width margin beside the title, and the closing rule runs only under the title column, so the header has a stepped left edge instead of a straight one.

Variation of Page header rulePreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FivePage headerNo plugin needed

Post header

Single-post furniture, built as a lit plate on an unlit band: the post's category, title and byline sit on a paper plate held to 74% of the measure, while the publication date hangs outside it on the ink, aligned to the plate's foot.

Page headerPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveBlogNo plugin needed

Post query grid

A live Query Loop as three openings across: each post is its featured image inset in a mat, a hairline drawn beneath it that runs wider than the picture, and under the rule the post's author, its title and its date.

BlogPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveBlogNo plugin needed

Post query list

A live Query Loop as a dated index: each post is a ruled row where its date hangs outside the measure in its own left column, with the title and an excerpt set against it.

BlogPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FivePricingNo plugin needed

Pricing duo

Two ways to pay for the same thing, head to head and equal, with the saving set in the ruled channel that runs between them.

PricingPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FivePricingNo plugin needed

Pricing tiers

Three pricing tiers where the recommended one is genuinely taller than its siblings and inverts to a contrast ground behind a 2px edge on that same chain, so the recommendation is structural rather than a badge.

PricingPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveEditorialNo plugin needed

Quote break

A reading column broken by one quotation: two hairlines run wider than the measure and between them the line is set at display size, with its source on a short rule beneath, before the prose resumes at its own width.

EditorialPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FivePricingNo plugin needed

Rates day sheet

A freelancer’s rates as one printed rate card: a short introduction and a single booking button beside a card with a heavy masthead rule, three ruled rows each naming the rate, what it covers and what it includes, with the price set at display size in the right margin, and the terms (deposit, usage, travel, weather) as small print at the foot.

PricingPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveTestimonialsNo plugin needed

Reviews score summary

A review summary for a local business.

TestimonialsPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFooterNo plugin needed

Site footer

An inverted footer where the site name, set at display size, is the structure: three dense link columns hang to its line instead of sitting under a floating logo.

FooterPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveTablesNo plugin needed

Spec table

A two-column specification sheet in a core table, ruled between every row, hanging off one heavy rule with the section title beside it in the margin.

TablesPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveTablesNo plugin needed

Stacked sheet

The same sheet with the title above it instead of beside it, both left-aligned under the rule and both held to a short measure.

Variation of Spec tablePreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveHeroNo plugin needed

Split hero

An asymmetric hero with a headline, supporting copy and actions in one top-aligned column, beside a compact four-row facts panel.

HeroPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveStatsNo plugin needed

Stat pillars

Three monolithic architectural pillars in 1px currentColor outline frames: each pillar carries a tracked index eyebrow, a figure at display scale, a dividing hairline, a bold metric label, and a full paragraph of empirical context.

StatsPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveStatsNo plugin needed

Stat quadrant

Four figures in a 2x2 inside a 1px currentColor plate, one hairline running the full width between the rows and one running the full height between the columns, both meeting the frame so the four figures sit in four panes of a window.

StatsPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveHow it worksNo plugin needed

Steps cards

Four photographic process cards with level tops and descending feet.

How it worksPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveHow it worksNo plugin needed

Steps run

A process as one horizontal run: three display numerals across the band, each over a short title and a packed line of copy, with a single hairline threading the gaps between the numerals at numeral height so the row reads as a sequence rather than as three separate cards.

How it worksPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveTablesNo plugin needed

Feature checklist matrix

A comprehensive multi-category capability matrix in a fixed core table: features grouped under clear category subheaders across four plan tiers with checkmarks, numerical caps, and plan details.

TablesPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveTeamNo plugin needed

Team grid

Six people across two even rows of three, each a 4:5 portrait with a name, a tracked role and one line of what that person is for.

TeamPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveTeamNo plugin needed

Team profile cards

Six bordered profile cards pair a small square face with a role, followed by a name and short biography.

TeamPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveTestimonialsNo plugin needed

Testimonial band

One client quote on a full-bleed inverted band: an oversized opening quotation mark hangs in its own margin column while the quote itself runs the full width of the band, and the attribution sits on a currentColor hairline beneath it, the speaker's portrait beside the name tracked wide at one end and the role at the other.

TestimonialsPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveTestimonialsNo plugin needed

Testimonial trio

Three testimonials across, each a 1px currentColor card holding one quote and an attribution locked to a hairline at its foot, the speaker's portrait beside the name.

TestimonialsPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveTimelineNo plugin needed

Timeline axis

Five eras of one observatory hung across the page rather than down it.

TimelinePreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveTimelineNo plugin needed

Timeline rail

Six dated milestones hung on one continuous currentColor hairline: the year in a narrow column set against the rule, the event title and one short paragraph on the other side of it.

TimelinePreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveTimelineNo plugin needed

The archive as a strip

A history taken in one pass: eight narrow 2:3 photographs in a single row across the whole measure, set hard against each other, each filed under a currentColor hairline with its date in wide-tracked capitals and nothing else.

TimelinePreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFeaturesNo plugin needed

Why choose us checklist

A single claim at display size on one side and six ruled check rows on the other, each a large tick, a short promise and one line of proof.

FeaturesPreview pattern

Shot in Twenty Twenty-FiveListingsNo plugin needed

Work index ledger

A project index kept as a ledger: eight rows between hairlines, each a small print of the work and then its year, client, one line on the project and the discipline, newest first.

ListingsPreview pattern

Timeline Own palette