How to Hide Replit Badge from Your App

If you’ve published a project on Replit, you’ve probably seen that small “Made with Replit” badge sitting at the bottom of your app. It’s a nice touch for free users, but once your project starts looking like a real product, you might want to remove it for a cleaner, more professional look.

Here’s what you need to know: the badge is automatically added to users on free plans, and you can only hide it if you’re on a paid plan or running your app under a custom domain.

But what if there was a workaround?
(There is. Let’s go explore it!)

How To Remove Replit Watermark

Answer: You can remove the Replit watermark if you’re on a paid plan. If you’re on the free tier, you can try asking the Replit Agent to remove it for you.

If you’re on a paid Replit plan, you can hide the “Made with Replit” badge directly with a short CSS snippet.

1. Open your project in Replit

Go to your app and make sure you’re in the “Code view”
(not the deployment screen).

2. Find your main HTML or CSS file

If your app has an index.html, that’s usually where you’ll add the snippet.
If it’s a framework like React or Flask, locate the main layout file that controls your frontend.

3. Add this line of code

Add this snippet inside your CSS file, or between <style> tags in your HTML <head>:

.replit-badge {
  display: none !important;
}

This hides the Replit logo visually from your app.

4. Redeploy or refresh your app

Save your changes, re-run your project, and the Replit badge should be gone.

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What This Code Does

That small CSS rule simply hides the Replit badge element from your app’s interface. It doesn’t delete anything or modify Replit’s backend – it just tells the browser not to display the badge.

It’s a quick, front-end-only tweak that removes the visual logo while keeping everything else in your app exactly the same.

If you ever want to bring the badge back, just delete that CSS line and refresh your app. The badge will reappear automatically.

Replit Alternative Upfront About Branding

We’ll be real, Shipper.now also adds a small badge by default.
The difference is we don’t try to hide it or make it hard to remove.

If you want to keep it, great – it helps support the platform.

But if you don’t, you can remove it instantly with the same one-line CSS snippet shown earlier in this guide.

→ Shipper vs Replit

Here’s what you get with Shipper:

• Full code access — edit, export, or deploy anywhere
• AI that builds and fixes your app automatically
• Custom domains included, no hidden steps
• Honest pricing and transparent limits

If you want a platform that’s honest about its branding and gives you full control over your project, try Shipper.

FAQ: Replit Badge

1. Can I remove Replit’s badge from my project?

Yes, but only if you’re on a paid plan. Replit automatically adds the “Made with Replit” badge to all projects on the free plan, and removing it through code or browser tricks is not allowed.

If you’re on a Hacker, Pro, or Teams plan, you can safely hide the badge by adding this CSS rule to your project:

.replit-badge {
  display: none !important;
}

That snippet simply hides the badge visually from your app.

If you stay on the free plan, the badge must remain visible.
Upgrading or deploying under your own custom domain is the only legitimate way to remove it.

2. Can I remove the Replit badge only on selected pages?

Not officially.

If you’re on a paid plan, you technically have full control over your app’s layout, so you can choose where the badge appears or doesn’t appear.

But if you’re on the free plan, the badge must stay visible on every page. Replit doesn’t let you hide it selectively, it’s either visible everywhere or not at all once you upgrade.

3. What’s better than Replit?

That depends on what you’re building. But if you want something that gives you full control, code export, and honest branding, you might like Shipper.now.

Replit is great for quick experiments and learning to code. Shipper.now focuses on building and shipping actual apps.

So if you’ve outgrown Replit and want something that feels more like a real dev environment — just simpler and faster — give Shipper a try.

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