Embed your page on your own site

Drop the registration form, or the whole page, into your own website with one snippet.

What it's for#

A published page can be embedded in your own site instead of being linked to. You get a ready-made snippet: an iframe plus a few lines that resize it, so the embed grows to fit its content with no inner scrollbar. Nothing to install, and the registrations land in exactly the same place.

How to#

1 Open a published page and select the “Overview” tab, then find the “Embed on your site” block.

2 Choose what the embed shows: “Form only” for the registration form on its own, or “Whole page” for the published page without the browser chrome.

3 If the page exists in several languages, pick the one the embed shows under “Language”: one of the page's languages, or “Visitor's browser language” so that each visitor gets the language their browser speaks when the page has it, and everyone else the original.

4 Click “Copy embed code” and paste the snippet into your own site, where you want it to appear.

Good to know#

• The embed is never indexed by search engines: only your standalone page is, so the two never compete for the same visitors.

• Your standalone page never switches language on its own: every language has its own address, for search engines and shared links alike. An embed is never indexed and sits inside your own site, which is why it can follow the visitor's browser.

• A paid page and a password-protected page cannot be embedded. The snippet still works, but it shows a short notice with a link that opens the full page in a new tab.

• The form embed inherits your brand: it is the same form as on the page, with the same fields and the same confirmation.

• Editing and re-publishing the page updates every embed of it, since the embed renders the live page.