Use a title, field labels, and placeholders that match the page where the generator will appear. Keep every %%field_name%% token in the prompt because those tokens connect the public fields to the generation request. Submit the form once to create the reviewed embed URL.
Put the generator immediately after the article, lesson, product guide, or support content that explains what the visitor should create. In WordPress, paste the code into a Custom HTML block rather than a paragraph or shortcode block.
Keep the width at 100% so the widget follows its container. Start with the suggested height, publish the page, and test both desktop and mobile. Increase the height if a long field, generated result, or attribution line is clipped.
Run one representative request after embedding and confirm the form, result, and source-page link all work. Do not ask visitors for passwords, payment details, health records, or other sensitive information, and independently review high-stakes output.
