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# How to Remove IsDown Branding from Your Status Page

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1. Sign in to your **IsDown account**
2. Click on the **Status Page tab** in the top navigation bar.
3. Access the **Status Page settings** by clicking on the gear icon or the **Customize Options** button.

   * **Locate the "Remove IsDown Branding" option:**
     * Check this box to remove the IsDown logo and footer from your status page.

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4. Save it and refresh your status page!

If you have any questions or need help, please contact us via in-app chat or email us at **<support@isdown.app>**.

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**Related Articles**

* [**How to Customize a Status Page**](https://help.isdown.app/status-page/how-to-customize-a-status-page)
* [**How to Add Custom Domain**](https://help.isdown.app/status-page/add-custom-domain)
* [**How to Set Up Status Page SSO**](https://help.isdown.app/status-page/set-up-status-page-sso)


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