Put a form on any website, not just your storefront
Paste your form's link almost anywhere and it turns into the form itself — or add two lines to your own site's HTML for a version that resizes itself to fit.
Released 23 August 2026
Your form doesn't have to live only on your storefront. Now it can go anywhere on the web.
What's new
- Paste the link, get the form. Drop your form's public link into WordPress, Notion, Discourse or most other places that expand a pasted link, and the form itself appears — nothing else to do.
- A snippet for your own website. Forms → (your form) → Share gives you two lines of HTML that resize themselves to fit your questions as a visitor moves through them, so a multi-page form never leaves blank space behind.
- A plain embed for anywhere that strips scripts. The same panel offers a basic
<iframe>version for site builders and CMSes that don't allow embedded scripts. - Responses tell you where they came from. A reply collected through an embedded form records the website it came through, so a form on a landing page still tells you which campaign brought the answer.
Worth knowing
- It's the same form, not a copy. Whatever you publish is what appears everywhere it's embedded — there's nothing separate to keep in sync.
- Closing a form doesn't break the embed. Visitors see the same "no longer accepting responses" note they'd see on the form's own page, instead of a blank box.
- Your success message and redirect still work. If you send visitors elsewhere after they submit, an embedded form sends the whole browser tab there, not just the small frame it sits in.