Welcome to the Share panel. This is where to come when you've finished creating your form and you're ready to share it.
Your form will need to be live before you can share it.
Your form must be live before you can share it. To make it live, click Share in the top right corner. You'll see the Share button from the Content, Workflow, Connect, and Share panels.
When you publish a form for the first time, you'll see a simplified version of the Share panel. From here, you can:
1. Share your form with a link or QR code.
2. Embed your form on a website or in an email.
3. Customize the form link and set up URL parameters. Click Edit.
Then click on the Customize link or Set up URL parameters tab.
4. Edit the metadata by clicking the Customize dropdown.
5. Turn on search indexing.
6. Click Explore other ways to share to see other ways you can share your form.
If you make edits to a form that's already live, the Share button will change to Publish edits.
After your form has been published for the first time, you can click Share to open the Share panel, where you can access all the different ways to share your form. Read on to learn more.
Share your form with a link or QR code
Open up a form and click the Share panel.
You can share the URL of your form by clicking Copy link. Anyone who clicks this link will be able to see and respond to your form.
Clicking the email button lets you share your form via email.
The code icon gives you a QR code, which you can also use to share your form.
Click on any of the social icons to share your form immediately via Facebook, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Buffer, or Linktr.ee.
Warning! If your form's URL changes after you generate the QR code (for example, if you change the form ID or subdomain) your previously generated QR code may break. Depending on your needs, you may prefer to generate a QR code through a different application that provides dynamic URL support, or that redirects to a page on your website where the form is embedded.
To change the string at the end of your form URL and add URL parameters, click Edit.
Type something that'll let your respondents know what your form is about in the URL field, and then hit Save. This feature is only available if you're using a custom subdomain already. You can read more about how to customize your form URL.
Click Set up URL parameters to add URL parameters to your form link.
Learn more about URL parameters.
If you haven't added URL parameters to your form yet, click Add URL parameters to do that first.
If you've already added URL parameters to your form, you can manually edit their values here. Your form link will update to reflect those changes. Click Save when you're done.
Learn more about using URL parameters.
How to turn on search indexing
By default, your form is not indexed by Google. This means people can’t find it by searching on Google. You can turn this on under Share options by toggling on the switch next to Show in search results in the right side menu.
But that’s not all! You can make your form look even better in Google searches and on social media, by adding your own thumbnail image, title, and description. This means that when your form appears in a Google search or on Facebook etc, people will see the image and custom text you’ve chosen.
Be aware that changes to your meta description can take between four days and two weeks to be reflected in search engine results.
Note! Due to how LinkedIn works, only the meta title and image of your form will show on this platform, but not its meta description.
Sharing your form on a website or in an email
Now let’s move to the Embed in a web page section, which allows you to share your form on a website. Click on Embed in a web page on the left side of the screen and select any of the embed modes on the right side of the screen. You can preview the embed type (or the Embed SDK option, if you're comfortable with front-end development) and edit your embedded form.
For full instructions, read our guide on how to embed your form.
Now, let’s look at the Embed in an email option, also accessible from the Share panel.
Depending on the question type of your form's first question, you can use an email marketing app like MailChimp so people can start your form in an email. Our guide on growing Mailchimp lists with Typeform explains how.
Purchase responses from an audience panel
By clicking Get targeted responses, you can purchase responses from Eureka Surveys to conduct research with your form. You can select from a diverse range of respondent groups and make informed decisions. Read about getting responses with Eureka Surveys.
Now that you’ve shared your form, sit back and wait for your results to roll in!