WordPress Google Forms Plugin: How to Easily Embed and Manage Forms (+ Google Docs Tip)

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WordPress Google Forms Plugin: How to Easily Embed and Manage Forms (+ Google Docs Tip)

If you’re looking for a seamless way to collect responses on your WordPress website, a Google Forms plugin might be exactly what you need. Google Forms are fast, customizable, and easy to use — and when paired with WordPress, they can power everything from surveys to customer feedback and lead generation.

But while plugins help embed Google Forms, what if you also want to manage your WordPress posts in Google Docs ? That’s where Docswrite.com comes in — a simple tool (not a plugin!) that lets you import and manage WordPress content straight from Google Docs. More on that below.

Here’s how to embed Google Forms in WordPress — and how to streamline your publishing process using Docswrite.


5 Steps to Embed Google Forms in WordPress

1. Create Your Google Form

Go to Google Forms, click the blank form or choose a template. Add your questions, customize the colors, and set form settings like requiring an email address or limiting to one response.

2. Get the Embed Code

Once your form is ready:

  1. Click the Send button in the top-right.
  2. Select the < > (embed HTML) option.
  3. Copy the iframe code provided.

3. Open Your WordPress Editor

Log in to your WordPress dashboard and open the post or page where you want the form to appear.

4. Add the Google Form Embed Code

If you’re using the Gutenberg editor:

  1. Add a Custom HTML block .
  2. Paste the embed code inside the block.
  3. Preview the post to make sure the form displays correctly.

If you're using the Classic Editor, switch to the Text view and paste the code where you want the form to appear.

5. Publish Your Page

Once everything looks right, hit Publish or Update . Your Google Form is now live on your WordPress site!


Bonus: Manage WordPress Posts in Google Docs with Docswrite

If you're a Google Docs power user and want to streamline content publishing, check out Docswrite.com . It’s not a plugin — it’s a web-based tool that connects your Google Docs directly to your WordPress site.

Here’s what Docswrite can do:

  1. Import blog posts from Google Docs to WordPress in one click
  2. Maintain clean formatting and structure
  3. Automatically set post titles, tags, categories, and even featured images
  4. Works with custom post types

Docswrite is ideal for content teams that draft everything in Google Docs but want to avoid messy copy-pasting into WordPress. It’s fully managed , so you don’t need to install anything or worry about maintenance.


FAQ: WordPress Google Forms Plugin

Q: Is there an official Google Forms plugin for WordPress?
A: No, but you don’t need one. You can easily embed Google Forms using iframe HTML directly into your WordPress posts or pages.

Q: Are Google Forms mobile responsive in WordPress?
A: Yes, most Google Forms are mobile-friendly. However, some themes might require CSS adjustments to ensure perfect responsiveness.

Q: What’s the best way to manage WordPress content in Google Docs?
A: Use . It’s a simple web app (not a plugin) that imports your Google Docs into WordPress with clean formatting, featured images, and SEO settings.

Q: Can I use Docswrite for team workflows?
A: Yes! Docswrite is perfect for teams that collaborate in Google Docs and want to publish efficiently to WordPress without manual formatting.

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