How to Control Branding on Your monday.com Forms
Published on August 15, 2026
You send a form link to a client or a candidate, and the page that opens looks like monday.com’s product, not yours. For an internal request form that barely matters. For anything a customer or a job applicant sees, it changes the impression the form makes before anyone reads a single question.
monday.com users have been asking to control this since at least 2019 — a community thread on removing monday.com branding from forms has run for years. This post covers what WorkForms lets you change, which part is plan-gated, and how FormFlow’s theming approaches the same problem.
Quick answer
- WorkForms has a Hide branding toggle in the Design tab, but per monday.com’s support documentation , it is limited to Pro and Enterprise accounts — check the article for current plan requirements.
- FormFlow’s theming controls colors, fonts, layout, buttons, and spacing on every form, independent of your monday.com plan.
- Full visual control is not the same as removing a specific badge — verify what your account shows before you promise a client a fully white-label form.
What WorkForms Controls, and What It Gates
Open the Design tab on a WorkForm and you get a panel for format, alignment, color theme, background, and font — plus two extra toggles: Hide branding and Progress bar. The color and font controls apply regardless of plan.
The Hide branding toggle is the one that matters for this question, and per monday.com’s support documentation it only works on Pro and Enterprise accounts. On Standard, the toggle either is not available or does not change what respondents see — confirm the current behavior in your own account, since plan gating changes over time.
That split is common across WorkForms: some design controls are open to everyone, and the ones tied to how the form presents itself externally sit behind a plan tier. It follows the same pattern as WorkForms’ other Enterprise-gated features, just applied to branding instead of logic.
Theming a Form in FormFlow
FormFlow is a separate form-building app for monday.com boards, and its theming controls are not tied to a monday.com plan tier. What you can set:
| Area | What you control |
|---|---|
| Colors | Button backgrounds and text, form title and description colors, error text |
| Typography | Font family (sans serif, serif, monospace), size, weight, and alignment |
| Layout | Form position, width, spacing, border radius |
| Header | Hide the form title, hide the form description, or keep both |
| Buttons | Custom text on Submit, Next, Previous, and Cancel |
Start from a prebuilt theme template, then adjust colors and typography until the form matches the rest of your site or campaign. Because the header title and description can each be hidden independently, you can also strip the form down to just its fields if that fits the page you are embedding it on.
None of this is a guarantee that a form has zero third-party branding anywhere in the experience — that depends on your account and how the form is embedded. Check what your specific published form shows before telling a client or candidate it is fully white-label.
Setting Up a Branded Form in FormFlow
- Open your form in the FormFlow builder and go to the theming panel.
- Pick a prebuilt theme close to your target look, or start from the default.
- Set primary and secondary button colors to match your brand palette, and update button text (for example, “Submit” to “Send Application”).
- Adjust typography: font family, size, and weight for the title, description, and field labels.
- Decide whether to keep or hide the form title and description, based on whether the page around the form already introduces it.
- Preview on mobile before publishing — spacing and font size choices that look right on desktop can crowd a phone screen.
When Native WorkForms Branding Controls Are Enough
If your account is already on monday.com Pro or Enterprise, the native Hide branding toggle may be all you need for an internal or semi-public form. Test it in your account first. The gap shows up in two cases: you are on the Standard plan and do not want to upgrade for one toggle, or you need finer control over colors, fonts, and layout than the WorkForms Design tab exposes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does monday.com WorkForms let you remove its branding on every plan?
No. Per monday.com’s support documentation, the Hide branding toggle in the WorkForms Design tab is limited to Pro and Enterprise accounts. Standard accounts do not get the same control. Plan gating can change, so check the current support article before deciding.
Does FormFlow charge extra for full theming control?
FormFlow’s documented theming controls — colors, typography, layout, and buttons — are not gated by a monday.com plan tier. They apply to every form you build with FormFlow.
Can I hide the form title and description entirely in FormFlow?
Yes. The theming settings include separate toggles to hide the form title and hide the form description, so you can strip a form down to just its fields.
Next Steps
- Full FormFlow theming guide →
- Theming documentation →
- WorkForms limitations rundown →
- Install FormFlow and theme your first form to match your brand.
Last reviewed: 2026-08-05. WorkForms branding controls and plan gating verified against monday.com’s support documentation . Plan gating and feature behavior may change.