It appears that the “Powered by n8n” footer isn’t an option you can simply disable from the settings—its appearance is tied to the way the widget is designed. You can see how it’s implemented in the following file:
If you want to remove or customize that footer completely to keep your site fully on-brand, you would need to create your own custom chat widget implementation or use the n8n chat package with your custom edits.
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Thanks again for the detailed reply and for pointing me to the source file in the repo — really helpful
I just have a quick follow-up:
Yesterday, I actually managed to get the widget working without the “Powered by n8n” footer, without having to build a custom version of the chat widget.
Unfortunately, I’ve since changed the code and can’t remember what exactly I did that made it work
So before I go down the route of building my own custom chat bundle, I just wanted to ask:
Is there any way to hide or override the footer using styling, JS, or a config option — without rebuilding the widget from source?
If there’s no official way, that’s fine — I’ll go with the custom version. Just wanted to double-check since I was able to do it before, and I’m hoping to avoid maintaining a custom build long-term if possible.
I’d like to commend n8n for providing a well thought-out interface that can do both windowed and full screen and whose customization options are easy to understand.
That said, it was kinda annoying that I had to Google how to hide the “Powered by n8n” message instead of it being in the docs as I imagine this is one of the first things anyone’s going to want to do once they get it up and running.
I’m using the full screen version in an <iframe> and was able to hide the “Powered by n8n” using CSS which was easy once I figured out the name of the selector.