Embed guide

Embed a YeetForm in Carrd

Carrd's Embed element accepts a plain iframe, which is the safest option on a platform built around simple, fast one-pagers — no script tags to worry about breaking. Custom code elements are a Pro feature, so free Carrd sites can't embed a live form directly, but linking out to it works on any plan while you decide whether to upgrade.

Steps

1

Add an Embed element

In the Carrd builder, click + to add an element, and choose Embed from the content options. This requires a Pro Standard plan or above — free-plan sites can add a Link element pointing at your form's URL instead.

2

Set the type to Code and paste the iframe

Choose Code as the embed type and paste the snippet below. Carrd renders it as a sandboxed iframe, so the plain URL method is the reliable choice here.

<iframe
  src="https://yeetform.io/f/your-form-slug?embed=true"
  width="100%"
  height="600"
  frameborder="0"
  style="border:none;border-radius:8px;"
></iframe>
3

Adjust height and publish

Set the element's height to comfortably fit your form (Carrd elements don't auto-resize to embedded content), then publish the site.

Tips

  • Carrd embeds don't support the SDK's postMessage auto-resize, so pick a fixed height with some headroom, especially for longer or multi-page forms.
  • The ?embed=true URL strips YeetForm's own header and background, which matters more on Carrd since one-pagers are usually tightly designed.
  • Add a hidden field and prefill it from the page URL (?utm_source=... or ?field_id=value) to know which Carrd site or section a response came from.

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FAQ

Can I embed a form on Carrd's free plan?+
Not with a code embed — Carrd's Embed element requires a Pro Standard plan or higher. On the free plan, add a Link or Button element pointing at your form's URL instead.
Why use a plain iframe instead of the JS SDK on Carrd?+
Carrd renders custom embeds inside a sandboxed iframe of its own, so a plain iframe URL is simpler and more reliable than nesting the SDK's script-based embed inside it.
Will the form resize to fit its content in Carrd?+
No — set a fixed height on the Embed element that comfortably fits your form, since Carrd doesn't run the auto-resize listener the SDK normally uses.
Is there a limit to how many forms I can embed on one Carrd page?+
No hard limit from YeetForm's side, though a one-pager with several embedded forms can get visually crowded — most Carrd sites embed one focused form per section.