About this integration
Paste a Google Form link into an Elium article and the form appears, ready to fill in. People respond in place, without leaving the page. It is handy for quick surveys, sign-ups, and feedback next to the content it relates to. For more control over size and layout, the embed block also accepts the form's embed code.
What you get
Forms in place
A live Google Form appears inside the article.
Respond without leaving
Readers fill it in without opening another tab.
No code
Paste the form's link. No embed code, and no HTML editing.
Common questions
Can people fill in a form inside an article?
Yes. Paste the form link into a link block and pick the expanded view: the form itself appears, ready to complete.
Does the content show up in Elium search?
No. A preview is not indexed, so its content stays out of search and AI assistants cannot answer from it.
What do readers without access see?
An empty box. A preview only renders for people who can already open the document in Google, so nothing is exposed to those who cannot.
A link or an embed code?
Either. A link gives the quickest inline preview. The embed block takes the code an external service generates, which is the route for anything that does not preview from a link.
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