Add a form to your website

You add an inline form or popup to your website with one line of code. Open the form, go to the Publish tab, and click the copy button beside JavaScript (recommended). You can paste it before the form is live: nothing shows until you go live.

A landing page doesn’t need this. EmailFig hosts it for you, so you share its link instead.

Paste the code

• Inline form: paste it into your page’s HTML where you want the form to appear.
• Popup: paste it once into your site’s <head> section. The popup then shows on the pages you chose on the Display tab.

The form keeps its own look. Your site’s styles won’t change it, and it won’t change your site.

When you save changes to a live form, they can take a few minutes to show on your site.

Using WordPress? The EmailFig plugin adds your forms with a block or a shortcode, and runs popups across your whole site. See EmailFig for WordPress.

Open a popup from a link

On the popup’s Display tab, tick On click. The tab shows an address that starts #emailfig-. Use it as the link for any button or link on your site, like a “Sign up” button. Clicking it opens the popup, even for a visitor who has already closed it.

If the form doesn’t show

• The form is still a draft. Click Save & go live.
• The popup hasn’t opened yet. Check the Display tab: the page might not match Where, the device might be left out, or How often might be holding it back because you’ve already seen it. Try a private browser window.

Next steps

• Set what happens after signup
• I signed up to test my form, but nothing appeared