Remove the "Made in Webflow" badge or tag with Ease

In this Step by Step Guide, You will Discover how to remove the 'Made in Webflow' Badge:

What is a Made in Webflow?

"Made in Webflow" is a Webflow feature that lets you show a badge on your published website, proudly stating that it was built with Webflow's web design tools. This badge usually appears at the bottom.

Why remove the"Made in Webflow" badge from the website?

• Brand Consistency.

• Professional Image.

• Minimize Distractions.

• Client Brand Alignment.

• Privacy Concerns.

• Showcase Coding Skills or Platform Choice.

Pre-requisite for Disable the option

To access the option to remove the badge within Webflow settings, you need to be on the Webflow Basic CMS hosting plan or a higher-tier plan. If you're on a free plan or a different hosting plan, consider upgrading for this customization feature.

Step-by-Step Process To Remove "Made in Webflow"

To remove the "Made in Webflow" tag from the bottom of your website with a paid Webflow account, follow these steps:

Method 1: The Webflow Way

A) Log in to your Webflow account and open the project where you want to remove the tag.

B) open the paid CMS site where you want to remove the tag

C) Find the Site Settings panel on the right side of the Designer (it looks like a cogwheel icon).

D) After opening the page Click on General Settings and Scroll Down to "Webflow Brading"

E) Click off the Toggle

Method 2: The Custom Code Charm

To remove the "Made in Webflow" tag from the bottom of your website with a paid Webflow account, follow these steps:

A) Log in to your Webflow account and open the project where you want to remove the tag.

B) in the Designer, click on the "Pages" tab in the top left corner to access your project's pages.

C) With the page selected, find the Settings panel on the right side of the Designer (it looks like a cogwheel icon).

D) In the Settings panel, scroll down to the "SEO" category and click on "Custom code."

E) You'll see a text area where you can enter a custom code to change the footer. Look for the line of code that mentions the "Made in Webflow" tag.

<style>
   .w-webflow-badge {
      display: none !important;
   }
</style>

F) After making the changes, click outside the text area to apply them.

Finally, hit the "Publish" button in the top right corner of the Designer to make your changes stick and remove the "Made in Webflow" tag from your published website.

Conclusion

In conclusion, there are two methods for removing the "Made in Webflow" badge: one through the Site Settings in a paid Webflow account and another by customizing the code. The choice to keep or remove the badge should align with your branding, professional preferences, and website goals. It's all about what works best for you and your site.