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# Elements Badge

The Elements Badge component displays a small “Made in Elements” badge in the bottom-right corner of the published page. The badge links to the Elements website and adapts to light and dark mode.

### How to Use Elements Badge

You’ll find Elements Badge under **Utility** in the Components list.

1. Drag **Elements Badge** onto the page.
2. Preview or publish the page.
3. Confirm that the badge appears in the bottom-right corner and does not cover important controls or content.

The badge appears after a short delay and remains fixed to the viewport.

### Component Settings

Elements Badge has no configurable Inspector settings.

### Accessibility

The badge includes an accessible label and opens the Elements website in a new browser tab. Check that it does not obscure other fixed interface elements, especially on small screens.

### Related Components

* [Button](/elements-docs/using-elements/components/navigation-and-interaction/button.md) — Creates a fully customisable call-to-action link.


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