The Icon List Block: Feature Lists That Look Designed

A list or grid of icon-and-text rows — each with its own glyph and label, styled once so every row matches.

One block for the whole list — the Icon List block

Every landing page ends up needing a what’s included list — features, benefits, the things a plan comes with. Build it out of separate rows and it drifts: one checkmark is a shade darker, another sits a few pixels lower, the spacing between lines wanders. It works, but it never looks quite deliberate.

The Icon List block holds the whole thing in one place. Each row carries its own glyph, label and optional link, but the icon size, shape, frame and colour are set once at the block level — so every row lines up and matches without you touching them one by one.

Each row is icon + label + optional link — a real list item, not text with a bullet glued on.
List or grid, with per-device columns — one tidy column on mobile, two or three across on desktop.
Icon before or after the text — point the reader’s eye where you want it.
Framed or stacked icons, one shape and one colour set at block level — every row matches automatically.

And the usual spacing, typography and colour controls sit alongside them, per device — so the list fits your design instead of fighting it.

The same list, four ways

Each card below is a live Icon List block. Same idea, different settings — read the note above each one to see what changed.

List view, framed circle icons. One column, glyph before each label — the classic checklist.

Unlimited projects
Custom domain included
Priority email support
Weekly automated backups

Two-column grid. The same rows, switched to a grid — two across on desktop and tablet, one on mobile.

Automatic SSL
Global CDN
One-click staging
Daily backups

Icon after the text. Flip the glyph to the trailing edge — handy for a resource or link list.

Read the documentation
Watch the video tutorials
Join the community forum
Browse the changelog

Stacked view, rounded shape. Larger tinted tiles with rounded corners — the same rows, a bolder look.

Made for beginners
No code required
Works with any theme
Translation ready

Ready to build your next list?

The Icon List block ships inside Flexa Block. Install the plugin and it’s waiting in the editor the next time you open a page — along with the live lists you just scrolled through.

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