Embed forms and share links
Put your form where customers already interact with your business.
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When to use this. You want visitors to submit an inquiry without leaving your website.
What you’ll need. A published form and permission to edit the host website.
Publish the form first
Test its public link and confirm that the intended audience can access it.
Choose a sharing method
Use the link for emails and messages. For a website, use the form’s embed or widget snippet in a page that supports embedded HTML.
Check the host page
Preview the page at desktop and mobile widths. Confirm the frame has enough height and that validation, uploads, and the thank-you experience work inside it.
Use WordPress when relevant
The existing Formbot website describes a WordPress plugin. Confirm the currently supported plugin and installation instructions with the Formbot team before adding it to a production site.
How to know it worked
A sample response submitted inside the website reaches Formbot.
Features covered
- Public links
- Widget and iframe embeds
- WordPress integration