How to Get the Page URL Where Your Form Is Embedded

January 1, 2026

If you’ve embedded your form on multiple web pages, it’s useful to know exactly where each submission is coming from. The Get Form Page URL widget makes this simple by automatically capturing the page URL where the form was submitted—no coding required. This way, you can easily track which pages are performing best and get clearer insights into your submissions.

Pro Tip

Use the Get Referrer widget to track the page that referred a user to your form. This is perfect if you want to see exactly where your visitors are coming from before they submit your form. For a step-by-step guide, check out How to Capture Referrer URL.

Capturing the Page URL Where the Form Is Embedded

It’s simple to see exactly where your form submissions are coming from. With just a few quick steps, you can track which page each response was submitted on and get clearer insights into how your form is being used. Here’s how to get started:

  1. On your Workspace page, click on Type at the top, and in the Dropdown menu that opens, uncheck the boxes next to all the assets except Forms, so only they’ll be shown on the page.
Workspace page showing the Type dropdown menu with all asset types unchecked except Forms, displaying only forms
  1. Now, hover your mouse over the form you want to manage, and click on Edit Form on the right side of the page.
Workspace showing a user hovering over a form and clicking the Edit Form button on the right
  1. Next, in Form Builder, click on Add Element on the left side of the page.
Form Builder interface showing the Add Element button on the left side of the page
  1. Under the Widgets tab in the Form Elements menu, search for Get Form Page URL and then click on it. Or, just drag and drop it to where you want it to be on your form.
Form Elements menu under the Widgets tab showing the Get Form Page URL widget selected

That’s it. The Get Form Page URL field is now automatically included in your form’s notification emails. When you receive a submission, this field will show you exactly which web page the user submitted the form from. Here’s an example of how it will appear:

Example of a form notification email showing the Get Form Page URL field displaying the web page from which a form was submitted

Notes

  • The Get Form Page URL field works quietly in the background, but if you want your users to see it, you can use an Update/Calculate Field condition to copy its value into a visible field on the form.
  • The captured URL is stored with the submission data, so you can view it anytime in your Inbox, Tables, PDFs, or other submission outputs.

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