Install the seal on your site
One line to paste, wherever your site lives. No secret key: your domain is read from the visitor's address bar — precisely what a fake site cannot imitate.
WordPress — easiest, nothing of ours to install
- Plugins → Add New, search for “WPCode” (or “Header Footer Code Scripts”), install and activate. These are widely used plugins made for exactly this.
- Code Snippets → Header & Footer → “Footer” box, paste the line, save.
- Done. The line survives your theme updates — which is the whole point of doing it here rather than in the theme file.
WordPress — straight into the theme (not advised)
- Appearance → Theme File Editor → footer.php, paste the line just before </body>.
- ⚠️ The next theme update will WIPE this change and the seal will vanish without warning. Only do this on a child theme.
Shopify
- Online Store → Themes → … → Edit code.
- Open layout/theme.liquid and paste the line just before </body>.
- Save. The seal shows on every page, cart and checkout included.
Wix
- Settings → Custom Code → Add Custom Code.
- Paste the line, choose “All pages” and placement “Body — end”.
- Apply.
Squarespace
- Settings → Advanced → Code Injection.
- Paste the line into the “Footer” field.
- Save.
Webflow
- Project Settings → Custom Code.
- Paste the line into “Footer Code” (before </body>).
- Publish the site.
Hand-built site, or any other tool
- Paste the line just before the </body> tag of your shared template.
- If your site has no shared template, paste it on each page — or use the static image, which works everywhere.
🎨 The seal is alive — and that is what exposes a copy
Below the badge, a band changes every minute: the 6-digit code, a colour dot, the WRITTEN NAME of that colour, and a second word. A forger can save your badge and serve it from their own site — but their image will stay frozen forever.
- Reload the page: the band changes. A copy never changes.
- Select the words with your mouse: on the real seal they highlight; on a copied image nothing happens.
- Compare the words with those Seal shows for that domain at the same moment.
🔒 Does your site block third-party scripts (strict security policy)? Use the seal IMAGE from your portal instead: it works everywhere, including in an email signature.