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# Embedding forms

# How to Embed Forms on Your Website
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[Adding a form to your website](https://formester.com/features/embed-forms/) is a simple way to collect leads, feedback, orders, or registrations directly from your visitors. Whether it’s a **contact form**, **survey**, or **order form**, embedding a form allows users to submit responses without leaving your site.

### Step 1: Create Your Form
1. Log in to your **form builder account** and create a new form.
2. Add the fields you need, such as:
    * Text fields for name, email, or address
    * File upload or signature fields
    * Choice fields like dropdowns or radio buttons
    * Number fields or calculations for orders or pricing
3. Customize the design, layout, and branding to match your website.

### Step 2: Get the Embed Code
1. Once your form is ready, go to the **Embed** section in your form builder.
2. Choose the embedding mode you want, such as:
    * **Standard inline embed** for placing the form directly on a page
    * **Popup or modal** for forms that appear on click
    * **Sidebar or floating form** for persistent visibility
3. Copy the HTML embed code provided by the form builder.

### Step 3: Add the Form to Your Website
1. Open your website editor and navigate to the page where you want the form.
2. Insert an **HTML or Embed element**.
3. Paste the embed code into this element.
4. Resize and position the form as needed to fit your page design.

### Step 4: Manage Submissions and Analytics
Once your form is live:
* Track all submissions through your form builder dashboard.
* View detailed responses for each submission.
* Analyze metrics such as completion rate, drop-off rate, and user behavior.
* Export submissions or integrate with other tools for workflow automation.

### Benefits of Embedding Forms on Your Website
* Collect leads, feedback, or orders directly from visitors
* Keep users on your site while submitting forms
* Customize form appearance to match your brand
* Track responses and measure engagement in real time

### Final Thoughts
Embedding forms on your website is a powerful way to engage visitors and collect actionable data. With a robust form builder, you can create advanced forms, track analytics, and manage submissions seamlessly—making it simple to enhance your workflow and improve user experience.