Can I still remove the "Made in Webflow" badge on my projects when exporting to HTML with a Lite subscription plan in Webflow?
TL;DR
- The Lite plan allows for HTML export but does not offer an option to remove the "Made in Webflow" badge via the Webflow interface.
- To remove the badge, manually edit the exported HTML files and delete the related HTML elements, ensuring compliance with Webflow’s terms of use.
You want to know if you can remove the "Made in Webflow" badge when exporting your project’s HTML using a Lite subscription plan.
1. Understanding the Lite Plan Export Restrictions
- The Lite plan allows users to export their Webflow project into HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files.
- However, removing the "Made in Webflow" badge is not an option within the Webflow interface itself for any specific subscription tier when exporting HTML files.
2. Manual Removal of the Badge in Exported Code
- To remove the badge, you must manually edit the exported HTML files.
- Open your exported HTML files in a code editor like VS Code or Notepad++.
- Search for the "Made in Webflow" badge code within the HTML files. This usually involves locating an HTML element or comment with text referencing Webflow.
3. Editing the Exported Code
- Carefully delete only the related HTML elements to remove the badge. Ensure you do not delete other essential code components that can affect the site.
- Save the changes and verify the site locally or on a server to ensure the badge is removed and the site functions correctly.
4. Compliance and Terms of Use
- Ensure that the removal complies with Webflow’s terms of use.
- Always remember that the badge promotes Webflow's platform, and manual removal does waive any promotion of the service where audience discovery enhances indirectly.
Summary
You can remove the "Made in Webflow" badge by manually editing the exported HTML files, although this option is not directly provided within the Lite plan settings. Always consider Webflow's terms of use when editing exported code.