Build a customized Log In with PayPal button

Modify the following fields to personalize the Log In with PayPal button. Use the dynamically generated snippet (below) when you're finished.

application ID (client ID)

(create or find an application; requires login)

auth end point

production sandbox

(must match the environment of the application client id being used)

scopes

(available scopes)

container ID

locale

theme

PayPal blue neutral

return URL

(if the application specifies a return URL, this field must match)

Generated snippet

Test the generated button. Once it works to your satisfaction, copy the generated HTML code snippet from below and paste it into your site.

Required fields are missing or malformed.

For recommendations on where to place this button on your site, see the Log In with PayPal button placement best practices and recommendations.

To understand how the Log In with PayPal button should work, see the user experience flow — what the customer should see after clicking the Log In with PayPal button.

Parameters

If you would like to modify the generated JavaScript button code, refer to the parameter table below.

JavaScript button parameters
appid	Application ID (Client ID from creating your PayPal app). Note: The terms application id and client id are used interchangeably.
authend	(optional) Authorization Server URL: Pass `sandbox` for the test environment, otherwise, for live, leave blank or do not pass.
scopes	Profile information requested (available scopes)
locale	Language and country specifier
theme	(optional) Button styling: PayPal blue or neutral
returnurl	Page to return to after successful login

For additional integration steps, see the Log In with PayPal integration guide.