Put a form or quiz on any website, post, lesson or email

A published form or quiz can appear in many places, and every answer still goes to your Submissions and your CRM.

On any website

1. Open the form in Forms & Quizzes. It must be published and its access must be Public.
2. Click Embed.
3. Choose how it looks: In the page (the form sits in the page and grows to fit), Popup (a button opens it on top of the page) or Corner button (always visible, opens a popup). For the buttons you can change the text, and the colour of the corner button.
4. Click Copy code and paste it into your website: on WordPress in a Custom HTML block, on Shopify in a Custom Liquid section, on Wix in an Embed code element, or anywhere in an HTML page.

If the form sends people to a page after they answer, the whole website goes there, not just the form.

Members-only forms can't be embedded on other websites, because signing in doesn't work inside another site. Share the form's link instead.

On your own websites and landing pages

Add a Form block and pick the form. You can also paste the embed code into a custom HTML block.

In a community post or a lesson

1. While writing the post or the lesson, click the Insert a form or quiz button in the toolbar.
2. Pick the form. A line like [form:your-form] appears in the text — that's where the form will show.
3. Save or publish. Readers see the form inside the post or lesson. Members-only forms work here for members of that community.

In the feed preview and in the phone app, the form shows as a link that opens it.

In an email

Emails can't contain a working form, so link to it with a button:

1. In the email designer, add a Button block.
2. Click Link to a form or quiz and pick the form. The button now opens the form.

When a community post with a form is emailed to members, the form becomes an Open the form link.

Claude and ChatGPT

If you build pages with Claude or ChatGPT, ask it to add your form by name — it can read each published form's link and embed code.