Embedding Google Forms

Google Forms can be directly embedded into your pages by following these easy steps.
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Table of contents
Process Steps
Add the Form
Review and format your embed
Video Tutorial
Process StepsAdd the FormInside of a Text Area, click the button for "Insert from Media Library."
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Screenshot of the Text Area editing interface. The icon for adding media is outlined to demonstrate its location in the middle of the toolbar.Screenshot of the Text Area editing interface. The icon for adding media is outlined to demonstrate its location in the middle of the toolbar.
Select "Google Form" from the format options in the left column.
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Screenshot of the window that appears when "Add Media" is selected. The link for "Google Form" is outlined to highlight its position second from the bottom in the list.Screenshot of the window that appears when "Add Media" is selected. The link for "Google Form" is outlined to highlight its position second from the bottom in the list.
Paste the link to your Google Form in the box then click "Add." (note: To get the link from your Google Form, click "send" then click the link icon. Copy the link.)
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Screenshot of the window that appears when "Google Form" is selected from the "Add Media" window. The URL field and Add buttons are outlined.Screenshot of the window that appears when "Google Form" is selected from the "Add Media" window. The URL field and Add buttons are outlined.
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Screenshot of the interface to send a Google Form via link sharing.Screenshot of the interface to send a Google Form via link sharing.
Rename your file. Be descriptive to follow accessibility guidelines. Click "Save and insert" when complete.
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Screenshot of the window that appears when "Google Form" is selected from the "Add Media" window. The "Name" field is outlined, and the contents have been updated to something descriptive. The "save and insert" button in the bottom right corner is also outlined.Screenshot of the window that appears when "Google Form" is selected from the "Add Media" window. The "Name" field is outlined, and the contents have been updated to something descriptive. The "save and insert" button in the bottom right corner is also outlined.
Review and format your embedYour Google Form will now show in your Text Area.  
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Screenshot of a Text Area that now includes an embedded Google Form.Screenshot of a Text Area that now includes an embedded Google Form.
Scroll to the middle and click "Edit Media" to set the Form's alignment on your page.
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Screenshot of the editing window that appears when clicking on the embedded Google Form. The options to edit media include Align (wrap text left or right aligned or split text left or center aligned).Screenshot of the editing window that appears when clicking on the embedded Google Form. The options to edit media include Align (wrap text left or right aligned or split text left or center aligned).
Click the Save button to save the changes to your page. The Google Form should be embedded into your page.
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Screenshot of a webpage with an embedded Google Form.Screenshot of a webpage with an embedded Google Form.
Video TutorialThe relevant content spans from 5:35-7:35.
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https://youtu.be/XXsGweX2WNY?si=WOtpCVx1ahh2_Lyf&t=335
Video tutorial for embedding Google Forms.Video tutorial for embedding Google Forms.
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