Question 1

How do I build an HTML form without coding?

Accepted Answer

Click a field type in the left palette (text, email, password, textarea, select, checkbox, radio, file, date, submit). It will appear in the canvas. Customize the label, name, placeholder, options and required state on the right. Switch to the HTML tab and copy the generated code into your project.

Question 2

What HTML form fields are supported?

Accepted Answer

The builder supports: text, email, password, number, tel, url, date, time, textarea, select (dropdown), checkbox group, radio group, file upload and a submit button. Each field can be marked as required, given a name attribute, label, placeholder and a custom CSS class.

Question 3

Can I use the form on my website as-is?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The exported HTML is clean, semantic and uses minimal inline styles. The form will work as soon as you paste it into any HTML page and set the form's action attribute to your endpoint. CSS is generated automatically with sensible defaults.

Question 4

How do I handle form submissions?

Accepted Answer

Set the form action (e.g. '/api/contact') and method (POST or GET). For static sites, services like Formspree, Netlify Forms, Getform and Basin handle submissions with no backend. For dynamic apps, send the data to your API endpoint with fetch or via a server-side handler.

Question 5

Is my form data sent anywhere?

Accepted Answer

No. The form builder runs entirely in your browser. The HTML/CSS code stays on your device until you copy it. The form will only send data to the action URL you set when the user clicks submit.