If you embed forms, surveys, or quizzes on your website as popups, slide-ins, or sticky sidebars, you can now set a custom modal height to control exactly how they appear. No more forms that feel too tall on one page or too cramped on another.

What's changed

You can now set a custom Modal height for Popup, Polite Slide-in, and Sticky Sidebar embeds. This helps embedded forms fit better on host pages instead of defaulting to a size that may not suit the layout.

Two additional improvements have been made alongside this:

• Preview, Integrate, and Save are now disabled until the builder fully loads - preventing clicks that don't do anything while the form is still rendering

• Existing embeds continue to work exactly as before unless a modal height is added

How to access it

• Open a Form, Survey, or Quiz in the builder

• Click Integrate once the builder finishes loading

• Select Embed Code and choose Popup, Polite Slide-in, or Sticky Sidebar

• Enter a value in Modal height, then copy and use the embed code

Why it matters

An embedded form that doesn't fit the page it's on looks unfinished and can put people off completing it. Having direct control over the modal height means your forms can be sized to suit each page they appear on - without needing any custom code adjustments after the fact.