A HTML form builder lets you create forms visually without writing code. Add fields, configure validation, pick a template, and export clean HTML with proper required, type, and pattern attributes that work in any browser without JavaScript.
Templates
Form Settings
Add Field
Form Fields
No fields yet. Click a field type above to add one.
Form Preview
Preview will appear here as you add fields.
Generated HTML
How to Use the HTML Form Builder
An HTML form builder lets you create forms visually and generate clean, standards-compliant HTML code without writing a single line. The generated forms use native HTML5 validation so they work in all browsers without additional JavaScript libraries.
Step 1: Start with a Template
Click one of the five built-in templates to pre-populate the form with relevant fields: Contact Form (name, email, message), Registration Form (username, email, password, birthday), Survey (rating, multiple choice, feedback), Order Form (product, quantity, shipping), or Newsletter Signup (email, preferences). You can then add, remove, or reorder fields as needed.
Step 2: Add Fields
Click any field type button in the Add Field section: Text Input, Email, Password, Number, Textarea, Select Dropdown, Radio Group, Checkbox Group, Date, File Upload, Hidden field, or Submit Button. Each new field appears in the Field List with editable properties including label, name attribute, placeholder, and required toggle.
Step 3: Configure Each Field
Click any field in the Field List to expand its settings. Set the label text (shown to users), the name attribute (used by the server), placeholder text, and whether the field is required. For Select, Radio, and Checkbox fields, add option text and values. For Number fields, set min and max constraints. Use the Up/Down arrows to reorder fields.
Step 4: Configure Form Settings
Set the form title, the action URL where the form submits (e.g., /api/contact), the HTTP method (POST for most forms, GET for search), and the encoding type (use multipart/form-data when you have file upload fields).
Step 5: Export Your Form
The Generated HTML panel shows the complete, ready-to-use form code that updates in real time. Click Copy HTML to copy it to your clipboard, Download HTML to save a standalone file, or Download JSON to save your form definition as a schema you can reload or share with developers for programmatic form generation.
FAQ
Is the HTML form builder free?
Yes, the Form Builder is completely free. You can add unlimited fields, use all templates, and export HTML code or JSON schemas without creating an account or paying anything.
Is my form data private?
Yes. Everything runs entirely in your browser. No form data, field configurations, or exported code is sent to any server. Your work stays private on your device.
What field types are supported?
The form builder supports Text Input, Email, Password, Number, Textarea, Select Dropdown, Radio Group, Checkbox Group, Date, File Upload, Hidden, and Submit Button — covering all common HTML form elements.
Does the generated HTML include validation?
Yes. The generated HTML uses native HTML5 validation attributes: required, type, pattern, min, max, and minlength/maxlength. These work in all modern browsers without any JavaScript.
Can I use the generated form with any backend?
Yes. The generated form uses standard HTML with configurable action URL and method (GET or POST). It works with any backend — PHP, Node.js, Python, serverless functions, or form services like Netlify Forms.
How do I reorder fields?
Each field has Up and Down arrow buttons on the right side. Click them to move the field up or down in the form. Fields can also be deleted with the trash icon button.
What is the JSON Schema export for?
The JSON Schema export saves your form definition as a structured JSON file. You can use this to recreate the form later by importing it back into the builder, or to generate forms programmatically in your application.