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Sign Up Form Publish Options

After creating your sign up form , you’ll need to publish it so people can subscribe. There are three publishing options available to suit your needs.


Access the Publish Options

  1. Click the “Sign Up Forms” tab .

  2. Click on the name of your form to open the Sign Up Form editor.

    Click the form name
  3. Click Publish (Step 3 in the form builder).

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Publishing Methods

1. Use the Javascript Snippet (Recommended)

  • This is the default method shown at the top of the Publish page.

  • Copy the Javascript code and paste it into your website.

  • This method keeps your site code clean and automatically reflects any changes made in AWeber.

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2. Use the Raw HTML Version (Advanced)

  • Click Raw HTML Version to access the full HTML code for your form.

  • Copy and paste this code into your site if you want to modify the form manually.

  • This method is intended for users familiar with HTML and custom styling.

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Note: To remove AWeber’s styles, uncheck Include beautiful form styles for a basic, unformatted version.

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3. Use the Form as a Landing Page

  • Click Use My Form as a Landing Page to generate a shareable link.

  • Copy the URL and share it via email, social media, or your website.

  • Ideal if you don’t have a website or need a quick standalone sign up page.

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Publishing Limitations Based on Form Style

Only inline forms support both Javascript and Raw HTML. If your form type is set to popover, lightbox, or pop-up, only the Javascript snippet will be available. This is because Javascript enables the following:

  • Dynamic content: Forms can appear based on actions like clicks or time delays.

  • Customization: Allows for animations, audience targeting, and behavior-based triggers.

These features make Javascript more flexible and powerful than static raw HTML for dynamic forms.