Forms

Forms collect messages, signups, leads, and other submissions from visitors. You can manage form setup and entries from the site sidebar.

Create A Form

1. Open Forms from the site sidebar.
2. Click Create form.
3. Name the form and open settings.
4. Add fields, choose how submissions are handled, and save.

Configure Fields

The form schema controls the fields visitors see. Use clear labels, mark required fields only when you truly need them, and keep the form short when conversion matters.

Common Field Types

• Name: Helpful for most contact forms.
• Email: Required if you need to reply by email.
• Phone: Useful for appointment-heavy businesses, but optional forms often convert better.
• Message: Best for open-ended contact forms.
• Dropdown: Good when you need visitors to choose from a known list, like service type.

Ask AI To Design A Form

Create a lead form for my website.

Business:
Goal of the form:
What I need to know from the visitor:
Where submissions should go:
Tone for confirmation message:

Keep it short. Tell me which fields should be required and why.

Submission Handling

• Email: Send submissions to an inbox with a custom subject.
• Webhook: Send submissions to another system using a webhook URL.
• Success redirect: Send visitors to a thank-you page after submission, or leave it blank to show the default success message.

Write 5 clear email subject lines for new form submissions.

Form name:
Business type:
Most important submitted field:

Use placeholders like {form_name} only if useful.

View Entries

Open a form's entries to review submissions. Entries are displayed in a table built from the submitted fields. You can search, export entries to CSV, mark spam, restore entries, or delete entries you no longer need.

Add A Form To A Page

In the editor or AI chat, add a form block and choose the form you created. Publish the page after adding or changing a form so visitors see the latest version.