How to Display Your Notion Form on Your Super Site

Notion Forms make it easy to collect responses, gather feedback, and streamline workflows—all within your Notion workspace. When paired with Super, you can seamlessly showcase these forms on your live site to create a more interactive experience for your visitors.

However, because Notion Forms work differently from standard content blocks, they need to be set up and embedded correctly to appear on your published site. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the exact steps to display your Notion Form in Super, along with common issues and how to resolve them quickly.

Steps to ensure your Notion Form appears correctly:

Create a new Notion page and make sure it is a subpage of your parent page.
Inside the subpage, type /form and select Form.

Add all the necessary questions and options to your form.

Ensure the Notion Form is published and copy the form’s shareable link.

Create a new separate Notion page and set it as a subpage.
Paste the form link into the page and choose Embed.

Confirm that the form is visible in Notion.
Go to your Super dashboard and click Refresh to update the dashboard preview.

Once these steps are completed, the form should display correctly on your live site.

Why Your Notion Form Is Not Showing on Your Live Site

If your Notion Form is not appearing on your live site, this is usually due to how the form is set up or embedded in Notion. Below are the most common reasons this happens and how you can resolve it.

Common Reasons

1. The form is not embedded on a separate page

Unlike other blocks, Notion Forms cannot be displayed directly as part of a database or inline content in Super. To make them visible, you need to use the form’s shareable link and embed it on a dedicated page.

If the form is added without embedding, it won’t appear on your live site.

2. The form is not a subpage

For Super to detect and publish your form correctly, it must live within your site structure. This means the form should be created as a subpage of a published parent page.

Important Notes

Changes in Notion may take a short time to reflect on the live site.
Always refresh your Super dashboard after making updates in Notion.
Make sure the parent page of the form is published and visible in Super.

Common Reasons

1. The form is not embedded on a separate page

If the form is added without embedding, it won’t appear on your live site.

2. The form is not a subpage

For Super to detect and publish your form correctly, it must live within your site structure. This means the form should be created as a subpage of a published parent page.