Badge guide
Clear signals, different meanings
Know the badge. Know the meaning.
A badge should tell you one specific thing about an account.
These names and accounts are fictional examples. Membership and organization badges shown here are coming soon; viewing this guide grants no badge.
Aarohi Mehta@aarohi.example
Blue · membership
Planned for paid memberships. It does not confirm identity, expertise or endorsement.
Blipze team example
@team.example
@team.examplePurple · Blipze staff
The purple tick marks a public Blipze administrator; the small Blipze logo marks their connection to the Blipze team. Neither indicates a paid membership.
Northstar Studio@northstar.example
Gold · organization
A separately reviewed organization badge. Applying will be free; buying Business Pro never grants this badge.
Aarohi Mehta
Purple diamond · creator profile
A planned Creator Pro profile marker. It appears on the profile only, alongside the blue membership tick, and does not replace it on Blips or replies.
Names stay clear
Paid name examples keep the full display name and put the relevant tick at its end, wrapping when needed. Free accounts keep the current compact name layout.
Aarohi Mehta and the Weekend Sketchbook@aarohi.example
Example