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Embed MS Forms form directly into SharePoint page

Posted on August 19, 2020April 14, 2021 by Tom

“Is it possible to embed MS Forms form directly on SharePoint page? There must be a better way to access the form than just a link with redirection? “


You can embed and display the MS Forms form directly on Modern SharePoint page using one of the web parts below.

Microsoft Forms web part to display just the content on the form:

  1. Copy the whole URL of the form
Copy the whole URL.
  1. Add the Microsoft Forms web part to your page and insert the URL from above.

Embed web part to display the form including the theme:

  1. Under the Share button, when you click on the </> icon, you’ll get a code to copy.

2. Add the Embed web part to your page and copy the code there.


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