# Publishing your form
Once you have created and tested your form you can publish it to your WordPress front-end. Grab the form shortcode from the builder page and put it inside your page content.
Copy the shortcode on your page where you want to display your form.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Tip:** If you are using a builder plugin or theme, you might want to insert the shortcode inside a native shortcode element if available. Otherwise you can put it inside a Text element.
{% endhint %}
Congratulations! :tada:, you just finished the [Quick start](/quick-start/installation.md) guide.
Use the menu to learn more about Super Forms [features](/features/basic.md), [elements ](/elements/layout-elements.md)and [third party integrations](/features/integrations.md) to build even more advanced forms!
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