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# Landing Page - how to put a form on your page

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To create your Landing Page with a Form, start by customizing the form the way you prefer;

[**To learn how to create a form, click here.**](/en/topics/convert/forms/forms-initial-settings/forms-form-creation.md)

[**To learn how to create a Landing Page, click here.**](/en/topics/attract/landing-page/landing-page-how-to-create-a-landing-page.md)

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After creating your form, start developing your Landing Page.

To **insert** your form, click the option '**Form**'.

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**Drag** the form to the center of the screen and then choose which form you want to insert.

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After completing these steps, your form will be on the Landing Page, and you can finish configuring your Landing Page the way you prefer.

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