1. Copy your Public Key
In the dashboard, open your Endpoint form, go to General, and copy the Public Key from the Form endpoint URL.2. Add the embed code
Copy this code and replaceYOUR_FORM_PUBLIC_KEY with your Public Key:
3. Paste it into WordPress
- Edit the page or post in the block editor.
- Select + and add a Custom HTML block.
- Paste the code into the block.
- Select Update or Publish.
4. Test it
Open the live page—not just the editor preview—send a test message, and check Submissions in the dashboard.Good to know
- If the form appears but nothing happens when you press the button, the
<script>may have been removed. WordPress only keeps scripts for users who are allowed to post unfiltered HTML, and some security plugins strip them too. Try an administrator account. - Caching or optimization plugins sometimes delay or rewrite inline scripts. If the button stays inactive, clear the cache or exclude the page from script optimization.
- Style the form in the
<style>block, or with your theme’s Additional CSS. - With domain restriction on, add your site’s domain.