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Add a quiz to WordPress and WooCommerce

You paste one line of code once, and the quiz opens from a menu link, a button or a floating button on every page, or sits right in a page. The free WPCode plugin is the easiest place to paste it. It works the same with WooCommerce.

Plugin
None from us. The free WPCode plugin holds the code
Plan
Any site you can add plugins to (WordPress.com: a plan with plugins)
Time
About 5 minutes

Floating button

A button in the corner of every page

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    Add the quiz code to your site once

    Install the free WPCode plugin (Plugins → Add New Plugin, search “WPCode”). Then go to Code Snippets → Header & Footer, paste the code into the Footer box and save.

    <script src="https://funelyze.com/embed.js" data-quiz="your-quiz" data-mode="popup" data-button="Take the quiz" defer></script>
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    Check it

    Open your site in a new tab and reload it. Your quiz's Share tab shows it as installed within a minute. A “Take the quiz” button shows in the bottom corner of every page.

Add the quiz code once

A menu link and a button both open the quiz through this one line, so it goes in once, for the whole site.

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    Add the quiz code to your site once

    Install the free WPCode plugin (Plugins → Add New Plugin, search “WPCode”). Then go to Code Snippets → Header & Footer, paste the code into the Footer box and save.

    <script src="https://funelyze.com/embed.js" data-quiz="your-quiz" data-mode="popup" defer></script>

Section on a page

The quiz sits right in the page

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    Paste the quiz where it should appear

    Edit the page, add a Custom HTML block where the quiz should appear, paste the code and update the page.

    <script src="https://funelyze.com/embed.js" data-quiz="your-quiz" defer></script>
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    Check it

    Open your site in a new tab and reload it. Your quiz's Share tab shows it as installed within a minute.

Button on a page

Your own button opens the quiz

Needs the quiz code above.

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    Point a button at the quiz

    Edit the page, add a Buttons block, write “Take the quiz” and set its link to #take-quiz. Update the page.

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    Check it

    Open your site in a new tab and reload it. Your quiz's Share tab shows it as installed within a minute. Clicking the button opens the quiz.

Quiz events in your analytics

Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager and the Meta pixel on your site get funelyze_quiz_start, funelyze_lead, funelyze_quiz_complete events with the quiz handle and result name, never emails or answers. With GA4 alone they show up under Events; with Tag Manager, add a Custom Event trigger for those names. Turn it off in the quiz's Settings → Advanced.

Questions, answered

Not a Funelyze plugin. You paste one line of code once, and the free WPCode plugin, a popular plugin for adding code to WordPress, is the easiest place to put it. If your theme already has a box for footer code, paste it there and skip the plugin.

Yes. WooCommerce runs on WordPress, so the steps are the same. Each result can send shoppers straight to the product page it recommends.

Yes. Add it as a section on your home page and it's right there, no click needed. Or add the floating button, which shows in the corner of every page.

Yes. The code goes in your footer once, so it works with any theme. For a section on a page, paste the code into Elementor's HTML widget or Divi's Code module.

Make your quiz (it's free), publish it and open its Share tab. The code there already has your quiz in it, ready to copy. The code on this page shows your-quiz in its place unless you came here from a link to your own quiz.

No quiz yet?

Paste your website and the AI writes one in your voice, with your products. Free, no card. Then come back here with your code.

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