Form Builder
Build HTML forms visually: text, email, select, checkbox, and radio fields with native validation attributes, drag-and-drop reordering, and copy-paste output.
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What is Form Builder?
Form Builder turns visual field cards into clean, semantic HTML forms: seven field kinds with labels, names, placeholders, and options, native validation attributes like required and type=email, drag-and-drop reordering, and a one-click copy of dependency-free markup for any static page.
Key Benefits
- Production-ready forms without a framework or build step
- Native validation keeps behavior consistent across browsers
- Accessible markup with proper labels and fieldsets by default
- Drag reordering makes structure edits instant
- Zero dependencies - the output works anywhere HTML does
Common Use Cases
- •Adding a contact form to a static site or landing page
- •Generating survey and feedback forms for quick internal tools
- •Prototyping form UIs before wiring them to a backend
- •Creating consistent embed forms across multiple pages
How to Build an HTML Form
- Add fields: Click the field kinds you need - text, email, select, checkboxes - and fill in each label.
- Arrange and validate: Drag fields into order or use the arrows, set placeholders, options, and mark required fields.
- Copy the HTML: Copy the generated form markup and paste it into any page - native validation handles the rest.
Key Features
- Seven field kinds: text, email, number, textarea, select, checkbox, radio
- Native validation attributes - required, type=email - no JavaScript needed
- Drag-and-drop reordering plus arrow buttons for fine control
- Options editor for select, checkbox, and radio groups, one per line
- Field names auto-derive from labels but stay editable
- Escaped, dependency-free HTML with one-click copy
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the generated form need JavaScript?
No. Validation uses native HTML attributes like required and type=email, which browsers enforce on their own. Add your own script only if you want custom behavior.
How do I receive the submitted data?
Point the form action attribute at your backend endpoint or a form service. The generated markup is standard HTML, so any handler that reads POST fields works.
Can I reorder fields after adding them?
Yes - drag a field card to a new position or use the up and down arrows for precise ordering.
How are checkbox and radio options defined?
Type one option per line in the options box; each line becomes a checkbox or radio input with the text as its label and value.