> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.zigpoll.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.zigpoll.com/tutorials/hide-the-launcher.md).

# Hide the Launcher

Hide the launcher button so the survey appears without a persistent icon

Hide the launcher for your survey so that it appears according to your visibility rules without showing a persistent icon on your site.

#### How to Hide the Launcher

1. Open your survey and go to **Settings → Design → On-Site**. If the survey uses your account defaults, turn on **Override Design Settings** first, or change it for every survey under **Settings → Design Defaults → On-Site**.
2. Under **Launcher**, pick the **No Launcher** card.

The launcher's own options (radius, scale, layout, text and icon) disappear from the page while **No Launcher** is picked, and come back when you choose **Circle** or **Bumper** again. Nothing is lost in between — the values are kept.

Now your survey will appear according to your trigger rules without a launcher in the corner. When the survey is closed, it will immediately hide from view; whether it comes back depends on what you chose under [Delivery → Frequency](/polls/visibility-settings.md#frequency).

{% hint style="info" %}
A survey with no launcher has to open by itself or be opened from code. The **Ask on Arrival**, **Ask After Engaging**, **Ask in a Modal** and **Open From Code** patterns on [Delivery → Trigger](/polls/visibility-settings.md#trigger) all do this, and each one tells you whether it needs the launcher on or off.
{% endhint %}


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