How to customize PayPal payment page

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Posted March 14th, 2010 at 11:01 pm

PayPal is the easiest way to send and receive money online from around the world. I have seen many of you using PayPal default payment page but PayPal allows its users to customize it. Using customized one can replace the email id and PayPal logo displayed on top of payment pages with your own company or website logo. In this tutorial i will teach you all how to customize PayPal payment pages.

  1. Login to your PayPal account –> Then go to Profile option. PayPal
  2. On right side under Selling Preferences find Custom Payment Pages and click on it. PayPal
  3. Now you will see default style with name PayPal. In this page you can Change Style, Preview Style, Make Primary style, Remove and Add. Click on Add option to create your new PayPal payment page. PayPal
  4. Now you will reach Edit Custom Page Style area where you can enter your own preferences like Page Style Name, Header Image URL, Header Background Colour, etc. Give a style unique name and enter your details as shown in image below and save it. For HTML color code you can visit: http://html-color-codes.info/PayPal
  5. Now select your newly created Payment page and make it Primary. You are done. PayPal

Go to your payment page, You should be able to see the new style page for your PayPal payment.  Below is the screenshot of my customized PayPal Payment Page.

Customized PayPal Payment Page

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14 ResponsesLeave a comment
  • Tom@Wooden Dog Kennels
    March 15, 2010 at 3:39 am

    I have seen a lot of people using these custom pages but didn’t realise it was so easy to create one.
    .-= Tom@Wooden Dog Kennels´s last blog ..Wooden Dog Kennels =-.

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    Kevin S Reply:

    yes, you are right :) thanks

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  • Dhawal
    March 15, 2010 at 8:47 am

    good tutorial :D
    thanks for sharing :)
    .-= Dhawal´s last blog ..Make your Windows border transparent by True Transparency =-.

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    Kevin S Reply:

    you are welcome :)

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  • Pubudu Kodikara
    March 15, 2010 at 6:18 pm

    Currently, i don’t have a payment page… but will need one soon! so bookmarked your post :D (Bro, to tell the truth… i hate PayPal!)

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    Kevin S Reply:

    thanks for bookmarking :)

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  • Kevin S
    March 17, 2010 at 11:09 am

    you are most welcome! :) Yes, u r right, now paypal is asking for Purpose code and as well PAN Card information to all Indian Users :)

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  • House Music
    March 18, 2010 at 2:04 am

    I have looked for a tutorial about it and found, thanks so much for this great tuto!
    .-= House Music´s last blog ..Club Promo – House & Progressive =-.

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  • Anne Moss
    March 19, 2010 at 2:11 pm

    This is a good thing to do if you actually sell things off your page using Paypal. I use Paypal quite often to collect money, but it’s almost always from advertisers and the generic paypal pages work fine for me.
    .-= Anne Moss´s last blog ..Why Smart Phones Are Dumb (And How They’ll Get Smarter) =-.

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    Kevin S Reply:

    Yes, i totally agree with you. If you have customized payment page then the chance of sales increases.. I hope this tutorial will help you. Thanks :)

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  • chris
    July 16, 2010 at 2:12 pm

    Hi! I am customizing my paypal payment page but it gives me this error message “image format is invalid” , I have checked my file and they are all valid images formats.. Also i noticed that my LOGO URL does not fit into the field provided for the logo url, could that be the reason? my logo url is too long for the the space provided for.. Please help me..Thanks

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