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Remade Badges

Show that your project is listed on Remade with an embeddable badge.

Our badges are free to use, lightweight, and available in dark, light, and Classic variants. Add one to your GitHub README, project website, or documentation to help others discover your listing.

Available badges

Dark (recommended)

Listed on Remade — dark badge

The default badge, featuring Remade's charcoal and lime-green branding.

Light

Listed on Remade — light badge

A high-contrast alternative with dark text and logo on a light background.

Classic

Listed on Remade — classic badge

A traditional two-part badge with a gray label and lime-green Remade name.

How to add a badge

  1. Find your project in the Remade directory.
  2. Open its project or tool detail page.
  3. Find the “Share this project” or “Share this tool” section.
  4. Click “Copy Markdown” or choose HTML or BBCode from the dropdown.
  5. Paste the snippet into your README, website, or documentation.

Clicking the badge directs visitors to the corresponding Remade listing.

Badge usage guidelines

  • Only use a “Listed on Remade” badge for projects currently included in the directory.
  • Link the badge to the project's actual Remade listing.
  • Do not modify the badge in ways that imply certification or official endorsement.
  • Any variant may be used to suit the surrounding design.

Being listed on Remade does not imply that a project has been audited, certified, or officially endorsed by Remade.

Not listed yet?

Read the contribution instructions ↗ to submit your project for inclusion.