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Clipform, built in

Your people are already there.
Bring the signup.

Your course page. Your community website. Your team’s intranet. Embed a Clipform so people can see what’s open, right where they already are.

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Included in Free, Pro, and Ultra. Your platform’s embed permissions still apply.

Illustration. Sign Up opens the full Clipform in a new tab.

Copy once. Put it where it helps.

A few steps from your Clipform to your page.

  1. Create and publish

    Add your signups and spot limits, then publish your Clipform.

  2. Copy the embed code

    Open Share on your published Clipform and choose Copy Embed Code.

  3. Add it to your page

    Paste the code into your tool’s HTML or embed block. Publish your page and check it on a phone.

Start with your people

Find a home for your Clipform.

Choose your role for ideas and official setup guides. These tools can work across roles, so start with the one you already use.

Teachers & professors

Bring signups into the classroom.

Office hours, presentation slots, parent conferences, or classroom help — put the next step beside the course information people already check.

Course pages & announcements

Canvas by Instructure

Place office-hour or presentation signups on a course page.

In the Rich Content Editor, choose Insert → Embed, paste your Clipform embed code, then preview and save the page.

Before you publish: Your institution controls allowed HTML and external content. Check the saved page in student view.

Canvas embedding guide

Classroom & department websites

Google Sites

Keep conference times or lab volunteer opportunities on your class website.

Choose Insert → Embed → Embed code, paste the Clipform code, then choose Next and Insert. Publish your changes.

Before you publish: You need permission to edit and publish the Google Site.

Google Sites embedding guide

Resource Center · campus support teams

Instructure Impact

Offer training-session signups alongside campus support resources.

In Guides → Resource Center, add an External website module. Use the Clipform embed URL, preview it, save, and publish the module.

Before you publish: This is Impact’s Resource Center, separate from the Canvas course editor. Your institution needs a supported Impact setup and Resource Center editing access.

Instructure External Content module guide

Nonprofits & faith communities

Give every helping hand a place to start.

Welcome volunteers, fill meal-train spots, and coordinate community events from the website your members already know.

Volunteer & ministry pages

WordPress.com

Add open volunteer roles below the details of your next community event.

Add a Custom HTML block to a page or post, paste your Clipform embed code, and save or publish the page.

Before you publish: WordPress.com requires a paid plan with hosting features activated for iframe code. Self-hosted WordPress permissions may differ.

WordPress.com Custom HTML guide

Community & organization websites

Wix

Show food-drive shifts or meal contributions on your event page.

In Wix Editor, choose Add Elements → Embed Code → Embed HTML. Choose Enter Code, paste your Clipform code, and apply it.

Before you publish: Use an HTTPS embed address. Adjust the embed element’s size in both the desktop and mobile editors.

Wix embedding guide

Coaches, clubs & event hosts

From reading about it to showing up.

Put game-day help, event shifts, and club activities beside the schedule, directions, and details people came for.

Club & event websites

Squarespace

Place concession shifts or event-day volunteer spots below your schedule.

Edit your page, add a Code block, select HTML, and paste your Clipform embed code. Keep Display Source off and save.

Before you publish: Squarespace limits iframe code to eligible plans. Check its current Code block requirements before adding an embed.

Squarespace Code block guide

Custom club & event pages

Webflow

Keep race-day volunteer opportunities inside your event’s website design.

Add a Code Embed element, paste your Clipform code, save and close the editor, then publish and check the page.

Before you publish: Code Embed requires an eligible paid Workspace or an active Site plan. Some embeds appear only on the published site.

Webflow Code Embed guide

Workplace & campus teams

Keep the team’s next step in view.

Place training sessions, staff activities, and volunteer days on the intranet page your team already visits.

Team sites & intranet pages

Microsoft SharePoint

Put staff volunteer-day spots beside the announcement on your team site.

Edit a modern page, add the Embed web part, and paste your Clipform iframe code into the Website address or embed code field.

Before you publish: Your site administrator may need to allow the Clipform domain in the site’s embedding settings. Intranet access does not change the Clipform’s own access settings.

SharePoint Embed web part guide

Platform guidance checked November 13, 2026. Editor options and plan requirements can change; each link goes to the platform’s own documentation.

A few things to know.

Do people sign up inside the embed?

The embed shows signups and availability. Choosing Sign Up opens the full Clipform in a new tab so participants can complete their submission. Participant responses and contact details are not displayed in the embed.

Is embedding really included on Free?

Yes. Every Clipform plan includes embedding. Your website or learning platform may have its own paid-plan requirements or administrator permissions for external content.

What if the embed is blank or the code disappears?

Use the embed address ending in /embed/ and check your platform’s iframe permissions. Some tools need an administrator to approve the Clipform domain. Preview the published page and give the frame enough height to show the signups.

Does a private course or intranet make my Clipform private?

The Clipform keeps its own access settings. Putting it on a private page does not restrict its public link. If you use Clipform access restrictions, the embed directs visitors to open Clipform to continue.

Can I use a different tool?

Yes, if it accepts HTTPS iframe content. Look for an HTML block, embed code option, or external website module. If embeds are unavailable, add your regular Clipform participant link as a button on the page.

Your page brings people in.
Your Clipform gets them involved.

Create it once, then give it a home wherever you organize.

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