GHLThemeVault
Release

CZ-06 · From Vault Silver

The GHL login page is the first door a client opens

A GHL login page design replaces GoHighLevel's stock sign-in screen with your own: 16 animated designs, each taking your logo and brand colour, covering sign-in, the two-factor code and password reset. It installs with one CSS line in your white-label settings and is in every package from $227.

GoHighLevel sign-in page with the Prism ring login design: a slowly turning colour ring behind a dark card
Prism ring, the vault's pick: a turning colour ring behind a dark card

The key ring

16 GoHighLevel custom login page designs

Each one is a finished design, not a colour swap. The note beside it is the platform’s own description of the motion or layout.

  1. AuroraDrifting colour glow behind a glass cardDark
  2. Split heroPhoto panel with your message or quotes, sign-in on the rightLight
  3. CinematicFull-screen slow-zoom photo, frosted card and rotating quotesDark
  4. EditorialSign-in on the left, big photo and quotes on the rightLight
  5. Midnight starsTwinkling night sky, moon glow and rotating quotesDark
  6. Neon gridMoving retro grid and a spinning glow borderDark
  7. Prism ringDark page with a slowly turning colour ring behind the cardDark
  8. Gradient meshSoft colour blobs morphing behind a white glass cardLight
  9. Ocean wavesLight page with rolling waves and a floating cardLight
  10. Minimal glowClean white, soft spotlight and a moving accent barLight
  11. Frosted photoFull-screen mountain photo, crystal glass card, drifting lightDark
  12. Photo wallSign-in on the left, two photo columns gliding on the rightLight
  13. Sunrise hillsWarm sky, a rising sun and rolling layered hillsLight
  14. OrbitDeep space rings with planets circling the cardDark
  15. Light beamsDark grid with falling light beams and a top spotlightDark
  16. HolographicPearl page, iridescent glow and a shimmering foil borderLight

Viewing glass 06

Sign in, two-factor and reset, live

The same CSS that is sent to GoHighLevel, applied to a copy of its real login markup. Switch the screen to check the code entry and the reset form in each design.

Opening the glass

Prism ring The same CSS that is sent to GoHighLevel, applied to a copy of the real login markup. Switch screens for the two-factor code and the password reset.

The stock sign-inWith a login design
The platform’s default page and coloursYour logo, your colour, a designed page
Two-factor screen falls back to stockSign-in, two-factor and reset match
Hand-written GHL login CSS that breaks on updatesA maintained design loaded by one line
Nothing to say the account is yoursA first screen clients associate with your agency

Why the login comes first

What a GoHighLevel white label login changes

A client meets the login page before any dashboard or pipeline. If it looks like the platform, the agency looks like a reseller; if it looks like the agency, the rest of the account inherits that trust. That is why every package, even the first, includes all 16 designs.

It also cuts a support question. Clients who land on a branded page know they are in the right place, and the two-factor screen in the same design stops the “is this a phishing page?” email.

The two-factor screen, in the same design

Prism ring carried through to the security-code step. Every design covers this screen and the password reset, so no part of signing in drops back to the stock look.

  • Your logo at the top of every screen
  • Your brand colour on the button and focus rings
  • Google sign-in and terms links left exactly where GoHighLevel puts them
The Prism ring login design on the GoHighLevel two-factor code screen
Prism ring on the two-factor code screen

Which design for which client

  • Clinics and wellness

    Light, calm designs such as Minimal glow or Sunrise hills read as a patient portal, not a sales tool.

  • Law, mortgage and insurance

    Editorial or Split hero with a firm photo: a sign-in page that looks as considered as the firm’s letterhead.

  • Growth and SaaS resellers

    Animated designs like Prism ring, Orbit or Light beams make the platform feel like your own product from the first second.

  • Trades

    Frosted photo with a picture of the client’s own crew or fleet, so the account is recognisably theirs.

From payment to live

From the key ring to your login page

The login design rides on the same account and the same editor as the theme. It adds one CSS line beside the script line.

  1. Choose and pay

    Pick Vault Silver, Vault Gold or Vault Platinum and pay once through Stripe. No subscription is created.

  2. Get your login by email

    Your account is created automatically when the payment clears, and the login (email and a temporary password) is emailed within minutes, at most 24 hours.

  3. Customise in the live editor

    Log in, choose a theme, login design, menus and the rest, and watch each change on a live preview of GoHighLevel before anything is published.

  4. Paste one line into GoHighLevel

    Copy the line from the editor's Get code screen into Agency Settings → Company → White Label → Custom JS. About 2 minutes, once. Every later change goes live without reinstalling.

Login designs are in every compartment

  • Compartment 01

    Vault Silver

    $227 one time

    The look of the whole account: themes, UI kits, dark mode and the login page.

    Opens login pages

    Login emailed within minutes (max 24 hours). One-time payment, lifetime access.

  • Compartment 02

    Vault Gold

    $527 one time

    Everything in Silver, plus the screens your team works in all day.

    Opens login pages

    Login emailed within minutes (max 24 hours). One-time payment, lifetime access.

  • Compartment 03

    Vault Platinum

    $1,097 one time

    The whole vault: every module, widget leads into GoHighLevel and your own branded editor.

    Opens login pages

    Login emailed within minutes (max 24 hours). One-time payment, lifetime access.

GHL login page questions

Can I change the GoHighLevel login page?

Yes. GoHighLevel lets an agency add custom CSS to its white-label login page, and the customizer uses exactly that: one CSS line in Agency Settings → Company → White Label → Custom CSS loads the design you chose in the editor. Nothing else about signing in changes.

How many GHL login page designs are there?

16, from calm (Minimal glow, Editorial) to animated (Aurora, Ocean waves, Orbit, Prism ring). 8 are dark and the rest light, and every one takes your logo and brand colour.

Do the designs cover two-factor and password reset?

Yes. The same design styles the sign-in form, the two-factor code screen and the password reset page, so a client never drops back to the stock look halfway through logging in. The viewing glass on this page shows all three screens.

Does a custom login page affect security?

No. The design is CSS only: it changes how the page looks, not how it works. The form, the password check, two-factor and Google sign-in are GoHighLevel’s own and behave exactly as before.

Which line installs the login design?

The CSS line: @import url("https://customizer.ghlcustomercare.com/lc/YOUR-KEY.css"); with your own key in place of YOUR-KEY. It goes in the Custom CSS box, next to the Custom JS line that installs the rest of the customizer. Both are shown, filled in, on the editor's Get code screen.

Can the login page use a photo?

Yes. Several designs (Frosted photo, Photo wall, Split hero, Cinematic) are built around an image, and you can set your own background picture in the editor.

Is the login design included in the cheapest package?

Yes. All 16 designs are in Vault Silver at $227, and in every package above it.

Will clients see GoHighLevel branding on the login page?

They see the logo, colours and design you set. The login page is the first screen of your white label, which is why it is in the first compartment.

Open the vault

Give clients your door, not the platform's

All 16 login designs come with Vault Silver for $227, paid once. Pick one tonight, paste the CSS line, done.

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