Add the SAJEEL badge
Built something with SAJEEL? Put the badge on your site, your README or your portfolio. Pick a theme, copy one line, paste it — it works anywhere HTML does, including GitHub.
Dark — for dark sites
Light — for light sites
1. HTML — for your website
Paste into your page
<a href="https://sajeel-ai-wala.pages.dev/?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=embed&utm_campaign=made-with-sajeel" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> <img src="https://sajeel-ai-wala.pages.dev/assets/badge-dark.svg" alt="Made with SAJEEL" width="196" height="48" /> </a>
2. Markdown — for GitHub READMEs
Paste into README.md
[](https://sajeel-ai-wala.pages.dev/?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=embed&utm_campaign=made-with-sajeel)
3. Forum / BBCode
Paste into a forum signature
[url=https://sajeel-ai-wala.pages.dev/?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=embed&utm_campaign=made-with-sajeel][img]https://sajeel-ai-wala.pages.dev/assets/badge-dark.svg[/img][/url]
Where it actually helps
- A project README — the single best place. Developers browse READMEs, and a linked badge is a real, permanent link from a high-authority domain.
- Your portfolio or agency site — a footer badge tells clients what your site was built with, and links back.
- A blog post about how you built something — link the badge, then explain the task you gave SAJEEL. That story is what people link to again later.
- Your GitHub profile README — it shows up on every repository you own.
Fine print, honestly
- The badge is free to use and needs no permission, no sign-up and no account.
- The SVGs are self-hosted on this domain — not a third-party CDN — so nothing tracks your visitors when it loads.
- Each file is a plain vector about 1 KB, so it won't slow your page down.
- Please don't restyle it into something that reads as an official endorsement, or claim SAJEEL made a project it didn't. Linking back is all it's for.
- If you'd rather not link back, that's completely fine — what you build is yours.
Want the badge in your own brand colours? Open the SVG, change the three stop-color
values in the gradient, and host your own copy. There's no build step.