Add a Form to WordPress

What the embed code looks like

You copy the exact code from the Share dialog in Edesy Forms. It is a small HTML element plus one script tag. An inline form looks like this:

<div data-edesy-form="YOUR_FORM_ID" data-auto-resize="true"></div>
<script async src="https://form-app.edesy.in/embed.js"></script>

A popup uses a button instead:

<button data-edesy-popup="YOUR_FORM_ID" data-size="medium">Contact us</button>
<script async src="https://form-app.edesy.in/embed.js"></script>

Where to paste it in WordPress

• Block editor (Gutenberg): add a Custom HTML block and paste the code.
• Elementor: drag in the HTML widget and paste the code.
• Divi: add a Code module and paste the code.
• Classic Editor: switch to the Text tab and paste the code where the form should go.
• Every page (popup or slider): paste the code into a site-wide footer area that accepts HTML, such as a Custom HTML widget.

If the form does not appear

1. View the published page, not the editor preview.
2. Check that the script tag is still in the page. Some roles and hosted plans strip scripts from content.
3. If scripts are not allowed, link a button to the form's public URL instead.
4. On Pro, if you limited which sites can embed the form, add your WordPress domain to the list.

Want to pass campaign data? The embed can forward UTM tags from your page URL into the form, so each response records where the visitor came from.