Embed a registration form with live capacity on your website
An embed form is a databooq form built to sit inside your page instead of living on its own link: compact rows and columns instead of one field per screen, styled to match the site around it. Paste an iframe for site builders like WordPress or Google Sites, or a script snippet for full inline styling.
Everything a full form can do still works underneath: validated email and phone questions, live capacity if you need it, and responses landing in the same dashboard, exports, and Google Sheets sync as every other form type.
Two ways to drop it in
An iframe snippet works anywhere embeds are allowed, including site builders that block scripts; a script tag renders the form inline with no visible border.
Rows and columns you control
Lay fields out the way a real contact form looks, two fields side by side, one full-width message box, instead of one field per row.
Styled to match your site
Pick the form's theme, colors, and typography in the Design tab; the embed carries the same look, not a generic databooq default.
The same backend as every other form
Responses export to CSV or XLSX, sync live to a Google Sheet, or push to a webhook the moment someone submits.
Frequently asked questions
Does a visitor ever leave our site to submit the form?
No. The form and its confirmation render inside the embed itself: nothing redirects away from your page.
Can the embed match our site's fonts and colors?
Yes. Set the form's theme, colors, and typography in the Design tab and the embed carries them: no CSS overrides needed on your end.
Does embedding set any tracking cookies on our visitors?
No. databooq sets no tracking cookies on respondents, on the embed or on any published form.
Add a live form to your website today
Build the fields, copy one snippet, paste it into your site.
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