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Sharing web forms created with Plumsail Forms
After creating a form, you need to share it with your users. This article covers the ways to share your forms and how to restrict form access to authenticated users.
Account settings
Open Account settings by clicking on your user icon:

Inside, you can change your Name, Email, and form Domain. You can also perform various account actions:
Manage your linked accounts
Enable two-factor authentication
Change password if you forgot or compromised your current one
Check the Audit log to see account activity records
Manage cookies to control how your browsing data is used
Delete account

Access management
Normally, anyone can see and submit a web form, but you can require users to authenticate first through Access settings:
In forms designer, go to Settings → Access.
Toggle Allow only authenticated users setting.
Choose the authentication method—Microsoft Account or Entra External ID.
For Entra External ID, set up the external tenant and create an app for Plumsail Forms.
Optional. Restrict access to specific users.
Optional. Allow users to submit form just once and Allow users to modify submitted forms.

Sharing pages
The first way to share your forms is with a form page. This page is publicly available through a form URL and contains the form itself, as well as the customizable header, footer, and background.
Share your form URL
Share a publicly hosted form page directly with users via the URL. To do this, go to form’s Settings → Sharing:

To share this URL by email or social media, click the Copy link button.
To create a QR code for users to scan, click Generate QR code, choose the format, and download it.

Note
The domain used for the form URL can be changed in your account settings.
Request a review
Sometimes your forms can be flagged for additional review. In this case, URL sharing isn’t available until the form passes the review:

Our support team manually reviews these forms to ensure no malicious forms are shared this way.
Reviews usually take a few hours on a business day, but can take longer for forms submitted during a weekend. Changing a form after a completed review may require a new review.
Warning
The following items will prevent your form from passing a review:
Faking other websites or email messages (website spoofing)
Login forms (login spoofing) and password collection
Empty forms or landing pages without form fields
Missing or non-obvious submit button
Credit card info collection
Once your account is approved, your forms will no longer need a review before sharing. To get your account approved, you must first design a few forms that will be approved after a review, purchase a subscription, then write to us at support@plumsail.com to approve your account.
Customize sharing page
It’s possible to customize the sharing page appearance:
Go to your Plumsail Account → Forms → Pages section and click Add page:

You will see the page editor with a page preview and fields to edit:

Use the live preview on the left to see how your page looks. Edit the fields on the right to change the page appearance to your liking:
Enter the Title to identify the sharing page inside your account.
Add a Logo image to display your company or brand logo in the top-left corner.
Add a Logo link to redirect users to your website when they click on your logo.
Use Header background to define the color at the top of the page.
Use Header pattern to define the pattern blended in with the Header background.
Define either Body background or Body image to change the background appearance. For Body image, you can choose an already prepared image from the image gallery.
Use Footer background to define the color at the bottom of the page.
Change the Footer text to display additional information like copyright or contact details.
Update the Footer text color to match your style.
Save the page and use it to share your forms.
There are several ways to share your form with the custom sharing page.
Share form once with a specific page
Click the Share button in the page editor:

In the opened dialog, choose the form to share and copy the URL for sharing:

Set default page for a form
Open your form in the editor and select the page you want to use in the Page dropdown on the right:

Now, the form’s URL uses this page appearance.
Set global default page
Open the page in the page editor and click Set default:

Now, every form URL uses this page appearance, except for forms that have their own page selected in the form editor.
Embedding forms
Another way to share your forms is to embed them directly on your website. Plumsail Forms provides a ready-to-use HTML widget that you can to any platform that supports custom HTML.
SharePoint Online
Cloud-based collaboration platform that allows you to share and manage documents. Find out how you can embed forms on your SharePoint page.
Microsoft Teams
Communication and collaboration platform for work teams. Find out how you can embed forms on your Microsoft Teams tab.
Wix
Powerful website building platform with lots of templates to choose from. Find out how you can embed forms on your Wix website.
Editor X
New project from Wix for more advanced and responsive sites. Find out how you can embed forms on your Editor X website.
Squarespace
All-in-one solution for anyone looking to create a beautiful website. Find out how you can embed forms on your Squarespace website.
Weebly
Free online website builder with easy to use drag-and-drop interface and a web store integration. Find out how you can embed forms on your Weebly website.
WordPress
One of the most popular free and open-source content management platforms in the world. Find out how you can embed forms on your Wordpress website.
Drupal
A free and open-source content management framework with robust features and flexible design. Find out how you can embed forms on your Drupal website.
Joomla!
A free and open-source content management system for publishing web content. Find out how you can embed forms on your Joomla! website.
Flexbe
Flexible and modular builder for websites, stores, landings and more. Find out how you can embed forms on your Flexbe website.
Tilda
An intuitive website builder based on blocks of content. Find out how you can embed forms on your Tilda website.
One of the most used social media platforms in the world. Find out how you can embed forms on your Facebook page.
Blogger
One of the greatest and most well-known platforms to host a blog. Find out how you can embed forms on your Blogger site.
Tumblr
A popular platform for microblogging and sharing GIFs. Find out how you can embed forms in your Tumblr blog.
Shopify
An eCommerce platform that allows anyone to set up an online store and sell products. Find out how you can embed forms on your Shopify website.
Custom website
In forms designer, go to Settings → Sharing and copy the contents inside Forms snippet:

Insert the copied snippet as HTML to your page. The form is then live and ready to receive submissions:

Note
See the Widget reference for the Plumsail.Form arguments used in snippet.