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# Adding Forms to Pages

You can embed any Gleantap form directly into a Gleantap landing page using the **Advanced Forms** content block in the page builder.

## Before you start

Create the form and the page first:

* **Create your form** under **Forms & Pages → Forms** — see [Creating a Form](/forms/creating-a-form.md).
* **Create your page** under **Forms & Pages → Pages** — see [Creating a Page](/pages/creating-a-page.md).

## Adding the form

**Step 1** — Open the page in the page builder. In the sidebar on the right, click the **Content** tab (not Design or Settings). The Content tab lists every block you can drag onto the page — including **Advanced Forms**.

Drag **Advanced Forms** from the Content tab onto your page.

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**Step 2** — Click the Advanced Form block you just added. Its properties open in the sidebar.

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**Step 3** — Click the blue **Choose Form** button. A pop-up appears listing every form in your account. Select the one you want and click **Add**.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Click **Save** at the top of the page builder after any change.
{% endhint %}

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## Can't find the Advanced Forms block?

The block is in the **Content** tab of the page-builder sidebar, not the Design or Settings tabs. If you're on the wrong tab you'll see layout blocks (headings, buttons, images) but no Advanced Forms option.

If you've confirmed you're on the Content tab and Advanced Forms still doesn't appear, try:

1. **Refresh the page builder.** Occasionally the sidebar hasn't finished loading.
2. **Check whether at least one form exists** in **Forms & Pages → Forms**. The block relies on a form to embed.
3. **Try a different browser or an incognito window** in case a browser extension is blocking part of the sidebar.
4. **Contact** [**support@gleantap.com**](mailto:support@gleantap.com) if none of the above resolves it — include a screenshot of your Content tab.

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## Styling and behavior of the embedded form

The form you embed carries all of its own settings with it — visual design, CSS, tracking codes, and submit behavior. Configure those once on the form itself (see [Customizing Design](/forms/customizing-design.md)) and they apply everywhere the form is used, including inside Pages.

## Related pages

* [Creating a Form](/forms/creating-a-form.md)
* [Customizing Design](/forms/customizing-design.md)
* [Creating a Page](/pages/creating-a-page.md)
* [Customizing Design (Pages)](/pages/customizing-design.md)


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