π£Publish, Share & Embed
Every way to get a published Dapta Form in front of people: the public link, an embed on your own website, and a page at your handle that lists your forms.
A form stays private until you click Publish. From that moment it lives at a public URL that anyone can open, on any device, with no Dapta account and nothing to install.
Everything you need to share it sits in one place: the three icon buttons next to Publish in the editor topbar.

What people get
The link opens the live, published version of your form. Respondents see your design, your questions and your logic, and nothing of the editor.

β οΈ Note: New edits stay in the draft until you publish again. Respondents keep seeing the last published version, and the Unpublished changes dot next to Publish reminds you there is something waiting. See Autosave, drafts & publishing.
In this section
Your public link: the shape of the URL, the three places you can copy it from, how the slug is built and why old links never break.
Embed on your website: the Embed dialog, the snippet it gives you, how the height stays in sync and where to paste it.
Your public page: a page at your handle that lists the forms you want people to find.
What's next
Share card (social preview image): the image people see when your link is pasted into a chat or a post.
Submissions: read the answers as they come in.
Analytics: views, starts, completion rate and drop-off per question.
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