Basic widget
Icon Box
An icon with a title and a short text. The classic feature, service or contact block.
Build it with your AI
“Add three icon boxes for Fast, Accessible and Free, in a row, each with a one-line description.”
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Settings
46 settings in three tabs
Every setting below is in the editor — and available to your AI through get_widget_schema.
Content
16 settings
Icon box
Media
Icon
View
Shape
Image
Resolution
Title
Description
Title HTML tag
Link
Clickable area
Link text
Link icon
Media position
Vertical alignment
Alignment
Design
30 settings
Box
Padding
Border radius
Hover effect
Lift distance
Transition (ms)
Background
Border
Shadow
Border color
Icon
Size
Shape padding
Frame width
Shape radius
Stroke width
Rotate
Spacing
Icon color
Shape color
Hover animation
Image
Width
Aspect ratio
Border radius
Border
Shadow
Spacing
Content
Typography
Color
Hover color
Spacing
Max width
Behaviour
shared
On every element
Spacing & position
Background & border
Animations
Motion & effects
Scroll & mouse effects
Visibility
Conditions
Interactions
Attributes & CSS
Build it with AI
Just describe what you want
Your AI looks up the Icon Box settings over MCP and writes the element for you — real, editable and on brand.
Claude · connected to your site
You
Add three icon boxes for Fast, Accessible and Free, in a row, each with a one-line description.
Claude · using Uncoder
Done — it’s on your site and fully editable.
What the AI writes
{
"type": "icon-box",
"settings": {
"icon": "zap",
"title": "Fast",
"description": "Only the CSS and scripts a page uses.",
"view": "stacked",
"shape": "rounded"
}
}More basic widgets
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