Inline embed
Use an inline embed when the form should sit naturally inside the page. It is a clear choice for contact pages, quote requests, bookings, event signups, and service enquiries.
Inline
Installation
Select your website type. The code and instructions update together.
HTML
HTML code
<div id="sfy-inline-YOUR_FORM_ID" data-sfy-inline-wrap="1" style="position:relative;width:800px;max-width:100%;min-width:0;height:600px;overflow:hidden;border:none;box-sizing:border-box;display:block;"></div> <script src="https://api.smartformify.com/embed/inline.js?sig=YOUR_SIGNATURE" data-form-id="YOUR_FORM_ID" data-mode="inline" data-container-id="sfy-inline-YOUR_FORM_ID" data-width="800px" data-height="600px" data-scroll="inside" data-zoom-size="100" async ></script>
Paste the snippet where the form should appear or where its launcher should load. Replace YOUR_SIGNATURE and YOUR_FORM_ID with the values from SmartFormify.
Choose the website type above and copy the prepared snippet.
Add the signature and form ID from the form's share settings.
Open the live page on desktop and mobile, then send one test response.
Practical guidance
Choose a page position that supports the visitor’s task, then test the complete form on desktop and mobile.
An inline form embed places the form inside the page layout, usually between sections of content or beside supporting text. Visitors do not need to click a launcher, so this format works well when the form is a natural next step.
Use inline forms on contact pages, quote request pages, event registration pages, booking pages, and landing pages where the visitor already understands why they should respond.
Place the form near the related offer or explanation. Keep the surrounding section uncluttered, choose a width that matches your page, and test the height on mobile so visitors can complete the form comfortably.