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Notion lets you embed FormHug forms directly in any page. Visitors fill out the form in place — useful for internal intake forms, team wikis, and public-facing Notion sites. For public-facing pages, use contact form templates, lead generation templates, or feedback forms designed for your audience.

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Before You Start

Notion embeds use the form link URL, not the iframe embed code. Get your share link: open the form → click Publish → Share Link → copy the URL.

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Embed the Form

1

Open Your Notion Page

Open the Notion page where you want the form to appear.
2

Type /embed

Click into the page body and type /embed, then select Embed from the menu.
3

Paste the Form URL

Paste your FormHug share link into the URL field and press Enter. Notion loads the form as an embedded block.
4

Resize the Embed Block

Drag the bottom edge of the embed block to set the height. Make it tall enough to show the full form — if the block is too short, visitors have to scroll inside the embed itself.
Paste the share link (the form’s URL), not the HTML iframe code. Notion’s Embed block takes a URL, not raw HTML.

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Who Can See the Form

The form is visible to anyone who can view the Notion page:
  • Shared publicly (Share → Publish to web): anyone with the link can view and fill out the form
  • Workspace-only: only team members with Notion access see the embed
Submissions go to your FormHug account regardless of the Notion page’s sharing settings.
For internal team forms — intake requests, feedback, bug reports — embedding in Notion is often more effective than sharing a standalone link. People fill it out in context, right where they’re already working.

Share Link

Get and manage your form’s share link

Embed Options

All embed types available in FormHug

Contact Form Template

Start from a simple form for page visitors or workspace requests
Last modified on May 15, 2026