Using HTML to Add Images, Links, and Text Formatting

To add an image, enter the following HTML:

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Just replace https://example.com/puppy.gif with your own image URL, and edit the width and height. To make sure your media shows in your form, it must be hosted on a site that uses the latest version of HTTPS.

You can host the file in File Manager which will give you a direct link to use when adding the image. Click More next to the image in File Manager, and then click Get Link.

To embed a video, grab the embed code from a video website like YouTube or Vimeo and paste it into your form. You can usually find the embed code for a video in the Share options for that video.

The embed code will look something like this:

The video will end up looking like this when you view your form:

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To embed a map, grab the embed code from a maps website like Google Maps and paste it into your form. You can usually find the embed code for a video in the Share or the Link options for that map.

You can usually find iframe codes in the Share or Embed options for a map, and the HTML will look something like this:

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Here are some popular tags you can use to format specific text in your form.

To make text into a link, use the following HTML:

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This example would create a link that looks and works like this: Wufoo

Just replace https://www.wufoo.com with the URL of the website you want to link to, and replace Wufoo with what you want your link text to say. The piece that says target="_blank" ensures that when people click the link, the website will open in a new tab or window so they won't be taken away from your form.