To prevent spam in your Webflow contact form using ReCaptcha v3, follow these steps to integrate it effectively.
1. Set Up ReCaptcha v3 in Google
- Visit Google ReCaptcha: Go to the Google ReCaptcha site and log in with your Google account.
- Register Your Site: Click on the + button to add a new site, select ReCaptcha v3, and enter your domain name.
- Agree to Terms: Check the checkbox for terms and conditions, then click on Submit.
- Copy Site and Secret Keys: Note down the site key and secret key for integration.
2. Integrate ReCaptcha with Webflow
- Go to Webflow Designer: Open your project in Webflow and select the form you want to protect.
- Access Form Settings: In the Settings panel, scroll down to ReCaptcha integration.
- Paste Keys: Enter the site key from Google ReCaptcha in the corresponding field.
- Save Changes: Ensure your changes are saved by clicking out or hitting a save button if available.
3. Configure the Form for ReCaptcha
- Add ReCaptcha Element: If not automatically added, drag a ReCaptcha element from the Add Elements panel into your form.
- Adjust Layout: Ensure the ReCaptcha box is properly aligned within your form design.
- Save the Project: Once everything is in place, publish your site to activate the new settings.
4. Test the Form
- Submit a Test Form: Make a test submission to ensure ReCaptcha is functioning correctly.
- Monitor Submissions: Check your form submissions in Webflow to ensure the unwanted spam has decreased.
Summary
By setting up ReCaptcha v3 in Webflow, you can significantly reduce spam submissions like those from "Joe Miller." Ensure you obtain the required keys from Google ReCaptcha, integrate them into Webflow correctly, and verify the functionality with a test submission.