Headers Club
A single-element gallery for header and banner images, currently between versions
Headers Club collects one artifact and one only: the header image at the top of a company site or profile. The published concept runs a featured header each week — a captured example showed Figure's robot header held for three days with a countdown to the next reveal — above a grid of submitted headers credited to the people who made them, with a "Join the Club" submission route. As of 23 August 2026 the live homepage does not serve that grid. It renders a holding page reading "New version incoming" above the tagline, with nothing else on it, so the catalogue is not currently browsable and no count can be verified. The metadata still describes the full product.
Do not send anyone here for header references today. The homepage is a holding page and the grid is not served, so a visit returns one line of text. Keep the record because the concept is a genuine gap — headers and banners are a real single-element category and few sites index them — and re-check after the announced new version ships. If you need header references now, use the section galleries already in this corpus instead.
Why it is here. Header and banner images are a distinct design problem with almost no dedicated index. The category is worth holding even while the site is between versions.
- one of the few header and banner indexes
- weekly featured header with a countdown
- currently between versions
Verified 2026-08-23. HTTP 200. https://headers.club/ 200, redirects to https://www.headers.club/, 9236 bytes; title "Headers Club — The hottest headers on the internet"; meta description "Browse the hottest header images on the internet. Got a header that's too hot to handle? Share it."; og:description "Browse the hottest header images on the internet."; the entire rendered body text is "🔥 | New version incoming. | The hottest headers on the internet. | Headers Club | © 2026 Headers Club", so no catalogue is served and no entry count can be verified; the featured-header grid described above was read from a third-party capture, not from the live site.
