Create and configure forms

A form is one endpoint that your website's <form> posts to. Forms live inside a site.

How do I create a form?

Open the site and click New form on its Forms tab. Each form shows its endpoint URL with a Copy button, and has three tabs: Submissions (its inbox, see submissions), Notifications (where new submissions are sent, see notifications) and Settings.

Form settings

Setting	What it does
Accepting submissions	Turn off to pause the form. Paused forms reject submissions with `403`.
Site	Move the form to another site in the same workspace. The endpoint doesn't change.
Redirect URL / Success message	Where visitors go after submitting. See redirects.
Auto-reply (Pro)	Email the submitter a confirmation, with your own subject and message. See below.
Honeypot, content filter, captcha	See spam protection.
File uploads	Accept attachments. See file uploads.
Allowed origins	Which websites may submit. See allowed origins.
Email field, Create contacts	Which field holds the sender's email, and whether to add senders to contacts.

Changes are saved with Save changes in the bar at the bottom of the page. Discard puts back the saved values.

Auto-reply (Pro)

Turn on Send an auto-reply to email everyone who submits the form, for example to confirm you got their message.

Subject and Message can include what they sent: write a field name in double braces, like {{name}}. Unknown fields are left empty. A blank line starts a new paragraph.
Reply-to is where replies to the auto-reply go. Leave it empty to send it without a reply address.
It goes to the address in the form's Email field (under Contacts), and comes from your site's name.
It's only sent for submissions that pass the spam checks, and at most once a day to the same address from the same form, so the form can't be used to flood someone's inbox.

Deleting a form stops its endpoint immediately and deletes its submissions.