Webflow customers may discover the default "Made in Webflow" badge located in the footer. Many platform users opt for professional websites with custom branding elements since they do not want third-party tags. Webflow provides a straightforward method to remove this badge specifically for its paid users.
The following tutorial demonstrates easy instructions to dismantle the "Made in Webflow" badge so users can achieve customized website layouts which correspond to their brand aesthetics.
Understanding the Webflow Badge
Free and lower-tier Webflow-built sites display the Webflow badge at the website footer which shows "Made in Webflow." Webflow adds this label to its platform credit system which comes with all basic and budget-friendly plans.
The Webflow badge helps advertise Webflow but most designers and businesses choose removal to create a professional branded presentation. Every website using Webflow should have a clear understanding of this badge to determine website footer placement.
Basic Removal Methods
1.Taking a paid Webflow site plan will enable you to remove the badge display.
2.Open your Webflow dashboard to access Project Settings by selecting the needed project.
3.To reach the General Tab access Project Settings then select General.
4.You can remove the badge by disabling its toggle found in the “Made in Webflow” section.
5.After changing your site use the save option then republish your website as the badge will disappear.
Troubleshooting Badge Removal (Free Plans)
Badge Locked on Free Plan
The "Made in Webflow" badge remains attached to every free product because Webflow adds and locks it by default.
Export Code (If Eligible)
Site code exporting is available for Workspace Lite and higher plan customers who want to host their site elsewhere while removing the badge.
Avoid CSS Workarounds
The practice of hiding the badge through custom CSS runs afoul of Webflow terms which might trigger account problems therefore should be avoided.
Upgrade for Full Control
The official way to permanently remove the badge requires a paid Site Plan upgrade since this enables the option to turn it off.
Webflow Template Customization and Footer Adjustments
Webflow templates serve as excellent starting templates however you must dedicate time to modify them for creating an authentic online presence. Focusing on the Webflow badge in the footer section stands as one important element for modification
Key points:
1.You should open the footer section through Webflow Designer to edit all footer content elements including text and layout with your selected brand style.
2.Paid customers can choose to turn off the Webflow badge while they can also substitute the badge space for their own brand and copyright content.
3.After customizing the footer, run previews on various devices to guarantee seamless presentation on every display.
Advanced Customization (Paid Plans)
The paid Webflow plans grant users complete oversight to modify their website functions and visual elements. Adding custom code as well as removing all default branding becomes easy with this paid plan option.
Custom Code Integration
Jer Website under paid plans includes the option to embed custom HTML CSS and JavaScript which lets users create advanced styles and enable third party integration to enhance their site functionality.
Hide footer branding on Webflow website
Webflow Website users with paid plans can easily eliminate their footer brand markings through their project settings.
Using paid plans enables you to hide the "Made in Webflow" badge simply through project settings without needing any external custom code.
Considerations for Custom Code
1.Review your custom code for compatibility with Webflow default elements because any conflicts could lead to interface or operational problems.
2.Your website will face two kinds of performance problems: too much code or inefficient code both slow website loading time which causes deterioration of both user experience and Search Engine Optimization performance.
3.Your specific code requires sustained maintenance because Webflow platform updates alongside new feature additions to its platform. Check that your code maintains adequacy when Webflow makes future platform modifications.
Conclusion
Any business that uses Webflow can easily remove the "Made in Webflow" badge from their site through their paid plan setup. Updating to a paid Site Plan lets you disable the badge and create a professional and clean-looking website through project settings.
A plan upgrade represents the best solution for free-account users since custom code implementation violates Webflow terms.
