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Dapping renders two live images you can place outside the platform: a profile badge for your own profile, and a review badge for a dApp you manage. Both update themselves when the underlying page changes.

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Embed your profile badge

The profile badge is an image of your proof page showing your name, headline, verification state, Karma, and up to two of your current networking intents. It is the same card the share preview uses, so it stays current without you touching it again.
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Open Share

Go to your own profile and select Share.
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Expand the badge panel

Open Embed a profile badge.
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Copy the snippet

Select Copy embed. You now have Markdown for a README or a site.
The disclosure only appears on your own profile, because the badge resolves a builder handle rather than a company one. The copied Markdown looks like this, with your handle in both places:
Paste it into a GitHub README, a personal site, or anywhere else Markdown renders. The image is the badge and the link takes a reader to your profile. Keep both halves intact so the badge stays a route back to the page it describes.

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Embed a dApp review badge

If you can edit a dApp, its page carries an Add review badge panel. The badge shows the dApp name, its average rating, its star row, and the number of published reviews, and it links to the dApp page.
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Open the badge panel

Go to the dApp page and select Add review badge.
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Choose the look

Choose a Theme, either Dark or Light, and a Layout, either Compact or Full. The preview updates as you choose.
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Copy the snippet

Select Copy. You receive an iframe snippet sized to the layout you picked.
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Paste it

Place the snippet on your own site.
A dApp with no reviews yet renders honestly rather than blankly: the badge reads “No builder reviews yet” and still links back. Keep the branded link text and destination as supplied, since the review data itself stays on the dApp page.

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What these do not do

Neither badge grants anything. A badge reflects what your profile or your dApp page already shows, so the way to improve it is to improve the page. See verification badges and Karma for what those marks represent.

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Continue on Dapping

Open your profile

Open your profile to copy the badge snippet for a README or a personal site.

Build and share your proof page

Turn scattered Web3 work into one page worth sending to someone.

Understand verification badges and Karma

Read what each mark on a profile means and what it does not claim.
Last modified on August 8, 2026