How Do You Get Rid of Made in Webflow?

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In today’s tutorial, we will explore how to remove the “Made in Webflow” branding from your website. While Webflow offers an intuitive and powerful web design tool, some users may want to remove this default branding to create a more personalized and professional look for their site.

Why Remove “Made in Webflow”?

The “Made in Webflow” branding is automatically added to websites created using the free version of Webflow. While it serves as a testament to the platform’s capabilities, it may not align with your desired brand image or aesthetic. By removing this branding, you can ensure that your website has a cohesive and customized appearance.

Method 1: Upgrading to a Paid Plan

The easiest way to remove the “Made in Webflow” branding is by upgrading to a paid plan. Webflow offers various pricing options that cater to different needs and budgets. By subscribing to one of these plans, you gain access to additional features and the ability to remove the default branding entirely.

Here’s how you can upgrade your Webflow plan:

  • Log in to your Webflow account
  • Click on your profile icon at the top-right corner of the dashboard
  • Select “Billing” from the dropdown menu
  • Choose a plan that suits your requirements
  • Follow the prompts to complete the upgrade process

Note: Make sure you review each plan’s features and pricing before making your decision.

Method 2: Using Custom Code

If upgrading isn’t an option for you at the moment, there is another way to remove the “Made in Webflow” branding. This method involves using custom code to hide or modify the branding.

Follow these steps to remove the “Made in Webflow” branding using custom code:

  1. Open your Webflow project and navigate to the Designer
  2. Click on the “+” icon in the left sidebar to add a new element
  3. Select “Embed” from the elements panel
  4. Drag and drop the “Embed” element onto your page
  5. In the settings panel, paste the following code into the “HTML Embed Code” field:
<style>
  .w-webflow-badge {
    display: none !important;
  }
</style>

Note: This code Targets and hides the specific class responsible for displaying the “Made in Webflow” branding.

  1. Publish or export your site to see the changes take effect.

In Conclusion

In this tutorial, we explored two methods for removing the “Made in Webflow” branding. By upgrading to a paid plan, you can easily eliminate the default branding.

Alternatively, if upgrading isn’t possible at this time, you can use custom code to hide or modify the branding. Remember that removing default brandings should be done in accordance with Webflow’s terms of service and licensing agreements.

We hope this tutorial has helped you achieve a more personalized look for your website. Happy designing!