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Day one starts on a page with the clinic's name and photo, not a generic portal, which makes the system feel like part of the practice.
C2 Login page designs
A GHL custom login page that opens the day on brand
The sign-in screen is the first thing your team sees each morning. Choose one of 16 animated designs, add your logo, words and photo, and it covers two-factor and password reset too.
- 16 designs
- 3 screens styled
- One CSS line
What a custom GoHighLevel login page includes
A GHL custom login page replaces the stock sign-in screen on your white-label domain with a branded, animated design. This account includes 16 designs that style the sign-in, two-factor and password reset screens alike, installed with one CSS line and changed any time in the editor.
Password reset too
The reset screen picks up the same design, so a staff member locked out at 7am still lands on something that looks like your clinic.
Flip through all 16 designs
Each option applies the shipping CSS to a copy of the real GoHighLevel login markup. Switch screens, replay the entrance animation, or try the phone view.
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Split heroThe same CSS that ships to GoHighLevel, applied to a copy of the real login markup. Switch screens to see two-factor and password reset in the same design.
The design index
Every design in the catalogue with what makes it different. Dark designs suit evening logins; quote-capable designs can rotate a line about your care philosophy.
| Design | What it looks like | Tone |
|---|---|---|
| Aurora | Drifting colour glow behind a glass card | Dark |
| Split hero | Photo panel with your message or quotes, sign-in on the right | Light, quotes |
| Cinematic | Full-screen slow-zoom photo, frosted card and rotating quotes | Dark, quotes |
| Editorial | Sign-in on the left, big photo and quotes on the right | Light, quotes |
| Midnight stars | Twinkling night sky, moon glow and rotating quotes | Dark, quotes |
| Neon grid | Moving retro grid and a spinning glow border | Dark |
| Prism ring | Dark page with a slowly turning colour ring behind the card | Dark |
| Gradient mesh | Soft colour blobs morphing behind a white glass card | Light |
| Ocean waves | Light page with rolling waves and a floating card | Light |
| Minimal glow | Clean white, soft spotlight and a moving accent bar | Light |
| Frosted photo | Full-screen mountain photo, crystal glass card, drifting light | Dark |
| Photo wall | Sign-in on the left, two photo columns gliding on the right | Light |
| Sunrise hills | Warm sky, a rising sun and rolling layered hills | Light |
| Orbit | Deep space rings with planets circling the card | Dark |
| Light beams | Dark grid with falling light beams and a top spotlight | Dark |
| Holographic | Pearl page, iridescent glow and a shimmering foil border | Light |
Where a branded login earns its keep
Agencies with clinic clients
Clinic owners log in to your brand every morning. That daily reminder is worth more than any logo in a footer.
Trust at sign-in
A consistent, branded sign-in on your own domain helps staff recognise the real page, a small but useful habit next to two-factor codes.
How to set up the login page
Pick a login design
Browse the 16 designs in the editor and open any of them on the sign-in, two-factor and reset screens.
Add your words and images
Set the logo, headline and background photo. 4 designs can also rotate short quotes, such as a line about your clinic's approach to care.
Check it on a phone
Every design is responsive. Use the phone view to make sure the photo and form read well on a small screen.
Paste the CSS line once
The login page uses one CSS import in the same white-label settings as the main code. About 2 minutes, done once; later edits apply on their own.
Login page questions
What does a GHL custom login page change?
It restyles the GoHighLevel sign-in page on your white-label domain: background, layout, logo, colours, motion and the form itself. The same design follows through to the two-factor code and password reset screens.
How many login designs are there?
16 animated designs, 8 of them dark, from photo panels and gradient meshes to light beams and a holographic finish. All are included from Alignment.
Who sees the login page?
Everyone who signs in to your GoHighLevel domain: the clinic owner, front desk staff, associate doctors and, for agencies, each client clinic. It is the first screen of the working day, which is why it is worth branding.
How is the login page installed?
With one CSS import line in Agency Settings, Company, White Label, next to the main code. You add it once; switching designs later happens in the editor.
Does it change how logging in works?
No. Authentication, two-factor codes and password resets work exactly as GoHighLevel provides them. Only the presentation changes.
Can I use my own photo?
Yes. Photo-based designs such as Split hero, Frosted photo and Photo wall take your own image, so the login can show your treatment room or your team.
Will it work on phones and tablets?
Yes. Each design adapts to small screens; switch the preview above to the phone view to see the Split hero design stack the photo above the form.
Can different clinics have different login pages?
The login page belongs to the white-label domain it is installed on. Agencies with several domains can style each one, within the allowed-domain limit of the plan.
Is the login page part of the cheapest plan?
Yes. Alignment ($197 once) includes all 16 login designs together with the themes and dark mode.
Make the first screen of the day yours
All 16 login designs come with Alignment, together with every theme and dark mode, for $197 once.
$197is the whole price of the Alignment account. Paid once, yours for life.
- Login by email, max 24 hours
- One line of code, about 2 minutes
- No monthly fee, ever
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