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How to embed Google Forms to share surveys on your website

Jan 16, 2021, 04:19 IST
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You can embed a Google Form on your website easily.Westend61/Getty Images
  • You can embed Google Forms in a few quick steps using a computer.
  • There isn't an embedding option for mobile devices.
  • To share a form, you can share a link, send an email, or embed the form into your blog or website.
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Google Forms is a free software available to Google users that allows you to make surveys. You can create surveys with multiple choice questions, short answer questions, questions with dropdown choices, and more.

It's a great way to collect and organize information as data collected by Google Forms is automatically uploaded into a spreadsheet where the creator and any collaborators can view the data. You can use it to gather email addresses for a newsletter, collect RSVPs for an event, and so on.

Once you've created a Google Form, you can share it by sharing a link, sending an email, or embedding it into a website.

How to embed Google Forms using a computer

Note that embedding Google Forms must be done on a computer. This feature isn't available on mobile devices.

1. Go to Google Forms.

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2. Open the form you want to embed by double clicking it.

Select the form you want to embed.Abigail Abesamis Demarest/Business Insider

3. Click the "Send" button at the top right of the screen.

Click "Send."Abigail Abesamis Demarest/Business Insider

4. Click the embed symbol, "< >."

5. Adjust the width and height of the embed, if needed, and click "Copy" to copy the embed HTML code.

Click "Copy."Abigail Abesamis Demarest/Business Insider

6. Paste the HTML code into your website.

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