Remove This Application Was Created By A Google Apps Script User !!exclusive!! [UPDATED]

This will revoke the script's permission to access your account, effectively stopping it from running.

If you are the developer of the application, there are steps you can take to make your app look more professional:

To remove the banner from your web app, you must either embed the app within an iframe on an external site, host it inside Google Sites, or upgrade to a Google Workspace enterprise domain .

Verifying your app connects your script to a verified billing account or domain name, ensuring compliance with Google's Terms of Service. This will revoke the script's permission to access

If you are part of a Google Workspace organization, the banner is

Configure your inside the GCP console, uploading your own branding and logos.

Enter the of a project you created in the Google Cloud Console . Phase 2: Configure the OAuth Consent Screen If you are part of a Google Workspace

: The most common workaround is embedding your Apps Script web app into another website using an tag. When viewed through the parent site, the banner is typically hidden.

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Deploy your Google Apps Script as a and set the execution permissions to: Execute as: Me Who has access: Anyone Copy the deployment URL (which ends in /exec ). When viewed through the parent site, the banner

The banner is heavily tied to the default, unverified developer project that Google automatically assigns to every new Apps Script. To remove various security warnings and restrictions, you can link your script to a standard Google Cloud Platform (GCP) project. Go to the . Create a new project and give it a professional name.

Google implements this persistent alert header to mitigate security and phishing risks. Because Google Apps Script allows anyone to write JavaScript code that accesses core Workspace tools, bad actors could easily build fake login screens or deceptive data-collection forms.

For any application that will be used by people outside your Google Workspace domain, the is to complete Google's OAuth Client Verification process. This is the process that transforms your app from an "unverified" status to a "verified" one, removing the scary warning screens and building trust with your users.