This video is about setting up Google Recaptcha. Google provides Recaptcha technology, which Nicepage uses to protect contact forms and to avoid spam, phishing, fraudulent activities, and bot submissions.
Generally, there are two use cases for Google Recaptcha in Nicepage.
Automatic Recaptcha
The first is when you publish a site to Nicepage. In this case, you do not have to set Google Recatcha or copy and paste Keys. It immediately works out of the box.
Google ReCaptcha is automatically enabled for sites published on Nicepage Hosting from the Desktop Applications and Online Editor. It is enabled when you publish a site with at least one Contact Form, regardless of whether you connected a custom domain.
Exported From Nicepage
The second case is if you export the site from the Desktop Application or Online Builder and host it on your hosting. In this case, you should set the Google Site and Secret Keys.
You should set the Google Recaptcha following the next steps.
Before You Start
Before exporting an HTML site from Nicpeage, remember that to host a site, you need hosting, a domain, and a connection to that hosting so the site opens by your domain.
Nicepage Site Settings
Create or open your site using the Nicepage Application or Online Builder. Your site should have at least one Contact Form Element.
In Nicepage, open Site Settings, then the Google Tab. There, you will find the Recaptcha Site and Secret Keys.
You can click the link below to read more information.
Get Recaptcha Keys
Now, you should get those Recaptcha keys from Google. Open the Google Recaptcha Admin Console page in your browser. Register or sign in. Click the v3 Admin Console link at the top.
On the “Register a new site” page, enter the Label, and ensure the Score-based (version 3) option is selected in the Recaptcha Type. Nicepage uses Google Recaptcha version 3.
In the Domains section, enter your site domain name and press Enter. Click the Submit button to get to the page with the Google Recaptcha Keys.
Enter Recaptcha Keys
On the “Adding Recatch to your site” page, there are two fields: Site and Secret Keys. Click the “Copy Site Key” button to copy the Site Key.
Return to the Nicepage Site Settings, and paste this into the Recaptcha Site Key field of the Google Tab. Reopen the Google page and copy the Secret Key this time.
Go back to the Nicepage Site Settings. Paste the Recaptcha Secret Key into the corresponding field in the Google Tab, then click Done.
Export And Upload Site After you have set the Keys, click the Publish button to export your site.
In the export dialog, choose the HTML option to export your site as HTML. Then, you can export the site to a folder and upload it manually using any file-transferring software.
In the Application, you can also choose the FTP option to export and upload the site simultaneously. Click the Add Server button to ensure you have added the server correctly. Then, click the Export HTML button to start the transfer.
Recaptcha Warning
You will see a warning during the publishing if you do not enter keys.
Preview your site
After the transfer finishes, open a new tab in your browser and enter your site domain name. Then, go to the Contact Form on any page. If you see the Google Recaptacha logo, you entered the Keys correctly. Otherwise, you will see an error, which means you should verify the Recatcha Keys, reenter them, and reexport your site.
If you change the domain name, you should get the new Site and Secret Keys from the Google Recatcha Admin Console, update your Site Settings in the Desktop Application or Online Builder, and reexport the site.
This video is about setting up Google Recaptcha. Google provides Recaptcha technology, which Nicepage uses to protect contact forms and to avoid spam, phishing, fraudulent activities, and bot submissions.
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Generally, there are two use cases for Google Recaptcha in Nicepage.
## Automatic Recaptcha
The first is when you publish a site to Nicepage. In this case, you do not have to set Google Recatcha or copy and paste Keys. It immediately works out of the box.
Google ReCaptcha is automatically enabled for sites published on Nicepage Hosting from the Desktop Applications and Online Editor. It is enabled when you publish a site with at least one Contact Form, regardless of whether you connected a custom domain.
## Exported From Nicepage
The second case is if you export the site from the Desktop Application or Online Builder and host it on your hosting. In this case, you should set the Google Site and Secret Keys.
You should set the Google Recaptcha following the next steps.
### Before You Start
Before exporting an HTML site from Nicpeage, remember that to host a site, you need hosting, a domain, and a connection to that hosting so the site opens by your domain.
### Nicepage Site Settings
Create or open your site using the Nicepage Application or Online Builder. Your site should have at least one Contact Form Element.
In Nicepage, open Site Settings, then the Google Tab. There, you will find the Recaptcha Site and Secret Keys.
You can click the link below to read more information.
## Get Recaptcha Keys
Now, you should get those Recaptcha keys from Google. Open the Google Recaptcha Admin Console page in your browser. Register or sign in. Click the v3 Admin Console link at the top.
On the “Register a new site” page, enter the Label, and ensure the Score-based (version 3) option is selected in the Recaptcha Type. Nicepage uses Google Recaptcha version 3.
In the Domains section, enter your site domain name and press Enter. Click the Submit button to get to the page with the Google Recaptcha Keys.
## Enter Recaptcha Keys
On the “Adding Recatch to your site” page, there are two fields: Site and Secret Keys. Click the “Copy Site Key” button to copy the Site Key.
Return to the Nicepage Site Settings, and paste this into the Recaptcha Site Key field of the Google Tab. Reopen the Google page and copy the Secret Key this time.
Go back to the Nicepage Site Settings. Paste the Recaptcha Secret Key into the corresponding field in the Google Tab, then click Done.
Export And Upload Site After you have set the Keys, click the Publish button to export your site.
In the export dialog, choose the HTML option to export your site as HTML. Then, you can export the site to a folder and upload it manually using any file-transferring software.
In the Application, you can also choose the FTP option to export and upload the site simultaneously. Click the Add Server button to ensure you have added the server correctly. Then, click the Export HTML button to start the transfer.
## Recaptcha Warning
You will see a warning during the publishing if you do not enter keys.
## Preview your site
After the transfer finishes, open a new tab in your browser and enter your site domain name. Then, go to the Contact Form on any page. If you see the Google Recaptacha logo, you entered the Keys correctly. Otherwise, you will see an error, which means you should verify the Recatcha Keys, reenter them, and reexport your site.
If you change the domain name, you should get the new Site and Secret Keys from the Google Recatcha Admin Console, update your Site Settings in the Desktop Application or Online Builder, and reexport the site.
## Related Article
[Connect A Custom Domain](page:1293)
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