How can I embed a Google Form into a website created with Webflow for sending different form data to different email addresses?

You can embed a Google Form into your Webflow site using an iframe, but Google Forms does not support sending responses to multiple different email addresses based on user selections. However, you can achieve this in two steps: embedding the form and setting up email routing using Google Sheets and automation tools like Google Apps Script or Zapier.

1. Embed the Google Form in Webflow

• Open your Google Form and click the Send button.
• Go to the Embed (<> tab) and copy the provided iframe code.
• In Webflow, add an Embed element to your page.
• Paste the iframe code and adjust the width and height attributes as needed.
• Save and publish your Webflow site.

2. Route Form Responses Based on Selection

Since Google Forms does not allow dynamic email routing by default, you can use Google Sheets automation:

• Open the linked Google Sheet where Form responses are stored.
• Click Extensions > Apps Script and enter a script to send emails based on a specific response field.
• Alternatively, use Zapier or Make (Integromat) to trigger emails when a new response is submitted.

Summary

You can embed a Google Form in Webflow using an iframe and then use Google Apps Script or Zapier to route responses to different email addresses based on user selections. Google Forms itself does not natively support conditional email sending.