Embedding Badges
Badges can be embedded using three formats: Script, HTML, or Markdown. Each format produces the same badge — choose the one that fits your target platform.
Script Embed
The simplest option. Paste the script tag and it auto-injects the badge image.
<script src="https://app.exit1.dev/v1/badge/{checkId}/embed.js?type=status&branding=true"></script>The script creates an <img> wrapped in a link, inserted before the script tag. Works on any webpage.
HTML Embed
Use a standard image tag for full control over placement and styling.
<a href="https://exit1.dev">
<img src="https://app.exit1.dev/v1/badge/{checkId}?type=status" alt="Service status" />
</a>Replace {checkId} with your check’s ID and type with status, uptime, or response.
Markdown Embed
For GitHub READMEs, wikis, and any Markdown-rendered documentation.
[](https://exit1.dev)Finding Your Check ID
- Open the check in your exit1.dev dashboard
- Scroll to the Badge Embed section
- The embed snippets include your check ID automatically — just copy and paste
Multiple Badges
You can display all three badge types side by side:
[](https://exit1.dev)
[](https://exit1.dev)
[](https://exit1.dev)Query Parameters
| Parameter | Values | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
type | status, uptime, response | status | Badge type to display |
branding | true, false | true | Show or hide the exit1.dev footer |
The branding=false parameter only works for Nano and Scale plan users. Free plan badges always include branding.
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