Visme Forms are excellent tools for capturing leads, but the free version forces a large, sticky "Powered by Visme" banner at the bottom of every form.
The Challenge: Unlike standard page elements, this branding lives inside a secure iframe. This means simple JavaScript or CSS deletion (display: none) will not work due to cross-origin security policies (CORS).
In this guide, we will implement the "Overlay Mask" method, a clever CSS trick to physically cover the branding element without violating security protocols.

Why Remove Visme Branding?
Professional Appearance: A clean footer builds more trust than one cluttered with third-party logos.
Seamless Integration: Forms should look like they belong to your website, not Visme's.
Client Requirements: Corporate clients often mandate zero external branding on their platforms
Note: The official way to remove branding is to upgrade to the Visme Business Plan (approx. $29/month) and toggle "Visme Branding" to OFF in the form settings. If you are on the free tier, proceed with the method below.

The Solution: The "Overlay Mask"
Since we cannot delete the element inside the iframe, we will create a container around the form and place a "physical" box (the mask) exactly over the branding area.

Step 1: The HTML Structure
Wrap your Visme embed code in a div with position: relative. This establishes a coordinate system for us to absolute-position the mask.

<div class="visme-mask-wrapper" style="position: relative; overflow: hidden; padding-bottom: 0;">

    <div class="visme_d" data-title="My Form" data-url="..."></div>

    <div class="visme-branding-mask"></div>

</div>

<script src="https://static-bundles.visme.co/forms/vismeforms-embed.js"></script>

Step 2: The CSS Styling
Add the following styles to create the mask. The critical factor is matching the background-color of your mask to the background color of your website's footer or section.

.visme-branding-mask {
    position: absolute;
    bottom: 0;
    left: 50%;          /* Center alignment strategy */
    width: 100%;        /* Cover full width */
    height: 116px;      /* Precise height to cover Visme branding */
    background-color: #ffffff; /* MUST match your page background */
    z-index: 100;       /* Sit strictly on top of the form iframe */
    transform: translateX(-50%); /* Center the mask if width < 100% */
}

Production Settings 
To ensure flawless concealment, you must match the mask color to the container background. Here are the production settings used for the Softsasi implementation:

Complete Code (Copy & Paste)
Here are the robust snippets ready for your footer.html or contact page.

Scenario A: Contact Form (Grey Background)

<div class="visme-mask-wrapper" style="position: relative; overflow: hidden; padding-bottom: 0;">
    <div class="visme_d" data-title="Contact Form" data-url="..." data-domain="forms"></div>

    <div class="visme-branding-mask" 
         style="position: absolute; bottom: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 116px; background-color: #fafbff; z-index: 100;">
    </div>
</div>

Scenario B: Newsletter Form (White Background)

<div class="visme-mask-wrapper" style="position: relative; overflow: hidden; padding-bottom: 0;">
    <div class="visme_d" data-title="Newsletter" data-url="..." data-domain="forms"></div>

    <div class="visme-branding-mask"
         style="position: absolute; bottom: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 116px; background-color: #ffffff; z-index: 100;">
    </div>
</div>

How It Works
Z-Index Layering: The mask sits on layer 100, while the iframe sits on layer 0. The browser renders the color block over the iframe's footer area.
Physical Blocking: By default, div elements block clicks. Users cannot see the link, and if they try to click that empty space, the click hits your mask div, not the Visme link underneath.

Important Considerations
Mobile Responsiveness: Always check your form on mobile devices. If the Visme form reflows and gets longer/shorter, you may need to adjust the mask height using CSS @media queries.
Dark Mode: If your site supports Dark Mode, you must update the background-color of the mask dynamically (using CSS variables), otherwise, users will see a white block covering the bottom of the form on a dark background.