Select the page which contains the "Made in Webflow" paragraph at this time.
Skim through the page content which should be found in the hero section or intro or footer area.
Press directly on the paragraph which contains the text:
Use the keyboard Delete key to perform the operation.
Or right-click and choose Delete.
The Publish button will upload your changes to your active web page.
Understanding the Webflow Badge
A "Made in Webflow" notice or small icon appears as the Webflow badge which displays at the bottom-right section of published sites.
Why is it there?
- All free plan sites automatically receive the Webflow badge from the company.
- Webflow displays the Webflow badge as its method to show users that the site operates on their design platform.
Where does it appear?
- Usually in the bottom right corner of your site.
- The Webflow badge appears in select templates through both areas and footers.
The process to erase the Webflow Badge from your website involves two methods according to your current plan type.
Option 1: Upgrade your plan
- Locate your Webflow project settings from the platform.
- Users should disable the “Webflow branding” option located under the Branding section.
- You can find this option only when using a paid site subscription.
- Then re-publish your site.
The manual removal method applies to template texts when used as Option 2.
- WEBFLOW STAMP IS SHOWING WHEN PLACED INSIDE TEXT BLOCKS AND PARAGRAPH ELEMENTS EXCEPT THE BADGE.
- Open the Webflow Designer.
- Select the text element.
- Solve the issue by deleting the text or substitute it with your preferred material.
Basic Removal Methods
1.Stain Removal
- A clean cloth soaked with cold water should blot (not scrub) the stain.
- Begin by making detergent solution using a tiny amount of bath soap in water then apply it to the stained area.
- Mix vinegar onto the surface before sprinkling baking soda across it. The chemical reaction causes fizzing before you begin light scrubbing.
2. Adhesive or Sticker Removal
- A hairdryer enables safe adhesive softening before attempting to peel it.
- Rubbing alcohol acts to dissolve adhesive bonds when you apply the liquid on the surface.
- Apply peanut butter then drop oil on the residue before wiping it away.
3. Makeup Removal
- You should apply micellar water to a cotton pad to perform gentle removal actions.
- The use of oil-based remover simplifies the removal of waterproof makeup until it dissolves completely.
- Quick removal becomes possible with cleansing wipes.
4. Weed Removal (Gardening)
- Hand pulling method removes weeds completely while extracting all their underground structures from the ground.
- Weeds can be controlled through mulching by using newspaper layers or mulch materials.
- Heat water to boiling temperature then apply it directly to weeds in order to destroy them.
5. File or App Removal (Tech)
- The uninstallation process through Control Panel combined with Settings options allows users to remove either Windows or macOS applications.
- Users of macOS should drag files to the Trash before performing an empty trash command.
- The uninstaller tool can remove difficult-to-remove applications and files.
Troubleshooting Badge Removal (Free Plans)
Check Plan Restrictions
The removal of badge or logo from platforms becomes possible only through paid subscriptions. Double-check your plan details.
Look for Upgrade Prompts
Users on free plans will notice their profile badge restrictions because the system displays clear indications to upgrade plans.
Inspect Embedded Code
The badge appears permanently in embeds through pre-programmed code. A code modification through a paid plan remains the only way to eliminate the badge.
Clear Cache
Once you upgrade your account but the badge persists you should try clearing your browser cache by pressing Ctrl + F5.
Theme or Template Settings
The layout customization options for badges can be found through platform theme and template interface settings. Determine if version 3.0 of the platform allows users to disable branding elements through the settings options.
Check for Custom CSS Restrictions
Customers on free plans cannot make custom CSS or script modifications that would hide badges because these features are usually disabled. The attempt might violate the service agreement terms.
Whether through Contact Support or by referring to Check Help Docs
Sometimes badge removal rules change. Support systems or newly available documentation helps users understand their current policy status.
Advanced Customization (Paid Plans)
Remove Branding/Badges
Through settings or theme options users obtain the ability to disable platform logos together with badges and "Powered by" tags.
Custom Code Injection
Users can embed custom HTML, CSS, JavaScript to accomplish website enhancements which the platform lacks in default settings.
Advanced Theme Editing
Access all theme/order template aspects for complete modification possibilities including customization of headers and footers together with the ability to redesign layouts and modify typography elements.
API Access & Integrations
APIs enable users to achieve data retrieval or transmission to outside applications with the capability of running automated operations and linking up third-party features.
Custom Domains & URL Structuring
Domain owners should implement branded URLs and eliminate subdomains while organizing URLs according to SEO demands or website navigation requirements.
White Labeling
Your brand can fully customize appearance without any platform visibility through the removal of platform identification.
User Role Management & Permissions
Create selectable authorized roles as well as security access and processing routes for both staff and customer users.
Advanced Analytics & Tracking
When installing tracking scripts including Google Analytics and Meta Pixel and their corresponding goals or events must be configured as well.
Priority Support & SLA Options
Users using the platform can receive enhanced assistance and dedicated support alongside success manager access to navigate more quickly through the system.
Considerations for Custom Code
Platform Limitations
Review the types of code permitted by the platform especially HTML, CSS and JavaScript and identify areas to integrate code placement (such as headers, footers or particular elements).
Security Risks
Partner scripts as well as inline scripts must be discarded since they present security risks including cross-site scripting attacks.
Code Conflicts
You need to test for any conflicts which may arise between your custom code and built-in features or third-party plugins.
Responsiveness & Compatibility
Your code must function correctly whenever users access your platform from any screen resolution and utilize their preferred browser program. Thorough testing should be combined with media queries.
Performance Impact
The page load times will become slower if you maintain excessive code. Emphasize the usage of limited animations together with minimized libraries unless their essentiality proves otherwise.
Maintenance & Scalability
Well-commented code needs to be written in a clean manner so that maintenance becomes easier for future developers. Avoid writing static values into the code base since they frequently need changes.
Backup & Version Control
Similarly store your code in different platforms using external versions when versioning capability exists. Refrain from altering the program without performing a backup operation first.
Compliance & Accessibility
Your custom code needs to follow WCAG standards while also satisfying all laws that apply including GDPR without breaking their requirements.
Support Implications
The platform excludes support for all problems resulting from custom code implementations. You must have the ability to problem solve or get help from a programmer when needed.
Testing Environment
An available staging environment lets you test new changes prior to their implementation in the live system.
Useful Links
Webflow Branding
An official guide available on Webflow explains its branding features including badge visibility management according to plan selection.
Site Build: Footer
Learn how to construct responsive footers for Webflow using the tutorial that covers the structural aspects and content and design frameworks.
You Can Construct a Sticky Footer Through the Use of Flexbox Principles
This educational content helps users build footer components which remain fixed at the page base through implementation of Flexbox technology inside Webflow.
Free Footer Website Templates
The platform provides multiple free footer templates which help users design their Webflow footer successfully.
Conclusion:
Users can only remove the "Made in Webflow" badge through payment of a Webflow plan. Free Webflow plans automatically display this branding which cannot be concealed. Project settings include the branding control which gets activated as a benefit within any Site Plan type that comes with payments. Users who want to achieve complete website customization must opt for an upgrade since paying for a Plan serves as the prerequisite step. Verify current Webflow documentation because it provides proper procedures depending on your active plan.
