Form Integration Guides for Every Platform

Whatever your site runs on (a website builder, a framework or a single HTML page), paste one snippet and start collecting responses.

Start freeFind your platform
  • HTMLHTML
  • ReactReact
  • Next.jsNext.js
  • VueVue
  • NuxtNuxt
  • AstroAstro
  • SvelteSvelte
  • AngularAngular
  • WordPressWordPress
  • WebflowWebflow
  • WixWix
  • ShopifyShopify
  • SquarespaceSquarespace
  • FramerFramer
Pick your platform

Step-by-step guides for your stack.

Each guide takes a few minutes and ends with a working form.

Don’t see yours? If it can hold HTML, it works. follow the HTML guide.

Three ways to add a form

Pick whatever fits your site.

Embed a form you built

Design it in the builder, then paste one snippet. It shows up inline, as a popup or full page, and resizes itself.

Best for website builders and no-code sites

Keep your own form

Already have a form on your site? Point its action at your form URL. Your design stays exactly as it is.

Best for HTML, static sites and developers

Share a link

No site at all? Every form has its own page. Share the link or print the QR code.

Best for email, social and print
How it works

Live on your site in three steps.

  1. 1

    Create your form

    Build it, start from a template, or let AI draft it.

  2. 2

    Paste one snippet

    Copy the embed code or form URL into your site.

  3. 3

    Collect responses

    Answers land in your inbox and wherever you connect.

On every platform

Same features, wherever it lives.

A form on WordPress gets everything a form on Next.js does.

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Spam protection

Free CAPTCHA and rate limits on every site.

Instant notifications

Email, Slack, Discord or Telegram on each response.

Integrations

Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, Zapier and webhooks.

File uploads

Collect files safely, stored for you.

CSV export

Download every response, any time.

One inbox

Responses from every site in one place.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

No. Every platform here works with a snippet you paste: an embed code or a form action URL. There is nothing to install or keep updated.

No. Build the form in the builder and paste the embed snippet into your site. Developers who prefer their own markup can point an existing form at the form URL instead.

Yes. Embedding and the form URL are included on the free plan, on every platform listed here.

Into one inbox, whichever site they come from, with email notifications, integrations like Google Sheets and Slack, and CSV export.

Almost certainly. If your site can hold an HTML snippet or an iframe, it can hold a form. Follow the HTML guide. It works anywhere.