White Label Features

Custom Login Logo

Replace the default WordPress logo with your own. Upload your custom login logo for your WordPress site.

Custom Login Background

Change the default gray and boring login screen background with your own custom image or illustration to better match your client’s branding.

Login Redirect

Redirect users to a specific URL after they have successfully logged in to the WordPress admin.

Change Login URL

Change the default WordPress login URL to an address of your own choosing.

Login Logo Link

Set your own link and attribute text on the login logo. Replace the default WordPress.org link with something more appropriate for your client.

Login Template

Switch up the default centered login box with left and right layout templates for the WordPress login page.

Login Page CSS

Add your own CSS snippets to the login page directly inside of the White Label settings interface.

Remove Remember Me Checkbox

Hide the Remember Me checkbox on any WordPress site’s login page using a feature found in White Label.

Remove Language Switcher

Turn off the WordPress language switcher on a site’s login page using a simple setting in White Label.

Remove Go to Site Link

Remove the Go to Site Link on your WordPress site’s login page in seconds with White Label.

Remove Lost Your Password Link

Remove the WordPress Lost Your Password link from your site’s login page with our White Label plugin.

Custom Welcome Panel

Replace the default WordPress welcome panel on the dashboard with your own custom version. Add text, images, and links for your clients to see as soon as they log in to WordPress.

Add Your Own Dashboard Widget

Add your own widget with any content to the WordPress dashboard. Include custom information and details for your clients to see after they log in.

Remove Dashboard Widgets in Bulk

Don’t need the default WordPress or third-party dashboard widgets? Simply remove them by checking a single box in White Label’s settings.

Remove Individual Dashboard Widgets

Pick and choose individual dashboard widgets to remove from your dashboard. You can select from the default widgets and any third-party widgets added by plugins and themes.

Custom Dashboard

Completely replace the WordPress dashboard with your own content. Use the WYSIWYG editor to create a custom dashboard experience.

Hide Admin Menus

Hide any WordPress or plugin menu and its sub-menu in the admin area from non-White Label Administrators and other users.

Rename Admin Menus

Change the text for any of the sidebar menu items shown on the admin side of your WordPress installation.

Hide Admin Bar Menu Items

Hide individual admin bar menu items. The admin bar is the menu logged-in users see at the top of your site.

Rename Admin Bar Menu Items

Rename any of the front-end or back-end admin bar menu items. The admin bar is the menu logged-in users see at the top of your site.

Remove Front End Admin Bar

Remove the admin bar from the front end of your WordPress installation for non-administrators and other users.

Change Admin Menu Icons

Replace any icon in the sidebar menu with one of the 300 Dashicons available in WordPress.

Resize Admin Menu

Resize the WordPress admin menu to make menu items with long text fit into the admin’s design better.

Custom Admin Color Scheme

Customize the color scheme of the WordPress admin’s menu and input fields to match your client’s branding.

Hide WordPress Plugins

Hide WordPress plugins and their updates from non-White Label Administrators and other users.

Change Plugin Details

Change individual plugin details (name, description, links, etc.) that display on the Plugins screen.

Hide Elementor Logo

Hide the Elementor logo throughout the WordPress admin and the Elementor editor.

Replace Elementor Loading Logo

Replace the Elementor logo shown during the editor loading screen with your own image.

Change Elementor Editor Colors

Use your own colors or your client’s colors in the Elementor editor to match branding.

Hide Elementor Editor Navigation

Modify the navigation in the Elementor editor to hide individual items from users.

Hide Elementor Post State Text

Remove the Elementor post state text shown on your site’s list of pages.

Replace Elementor Post State Text

Change the post state text Elementor injects on the list of pages with your own wording.

Replace “Edit with Elementor” Text

Replace the “Edit with Elementor” text shown on buttons and admin bar menu items with your own.

Hide Elementor Pro Upgrade Nags

Disable Elementor Pro upsells in the free version of the editor.

Hide Elementor Pro Widgets

Disable the display of widgets in the editor that are only available in Elementor Pro.

Hide WordPress Themes

Hide WordPress themes and their updates from non-White Label Administrators and other users.

Rename WordPress Themes

Rename WordPress themes inside the admin to obscure what themes are installed and active.

Change WordPress Theme Screenshots

Change WordPress theme screenshots to remove third-party logos and imagery inside the admin.

Remove Wordress Theme Details

Hide the Theme Details button and overlay from the WordPress admin’s themes interface.

Remove Theme Action Buttons

Hide the theme-related action buttons from the WordPress admin:

• Activate Theme
• Customize Theme
• Live Preview Theme
• Theme Update Available
• Delete Theme
• Add New Theme
• Upload Theme
• Install Theme

Hide Update Notifications & Nags

Hide WordPress update notification alerts and nags from non-White Label Administrators.

Remove Admin Notifications

Prevent all admin notifications from being displayed to users who are not White Label Administrators.

Remove Screen Options Button

Remove the Screen Options button from the top of every screen in the WordPress admin.

Remove Help Button

Remove the Help button from the top of every screen in the WordPress admin.

Replace Howdy Message

Replace the “Howdy, Name” in the admin bar with any text you would like.

Replace Admin Footer Credit

Set your own footer credit in the WordPress admin area.

Replace WordPress Logo

Set your own small logo in the admin bar to replace the default WordPress logo.

Remove WordPress Logo

Totally remove the WordPress logo from the admin bar so that no branding is visible.

Add Scripts or Live Chats

Paste any JavaScript to run in the WordPress admin area. Great for adding a live chat.

Insert Custom CSS

Add your own custom CSS rules to the WordPress admin for a deeper level of customization.

Change Default Email Settings

Change the default WordPress email settings to your own business name and email address.

Disable Administration Email Verification

Disable the Administration Email Verification screen when administrators log into WordPress.

Hide WordPress Version Number

Hide the WordPress version number in your site’s markup and on the admin interface.

Multisite Support

You can use White Label with WordPress Multisite networks. Apply White Label settings from your main site to all sites on your network.

Import & Export

Easily import or export settings from any White Label or White Label Pro installation.