Click a field type on the left or drag it here
Build your form by adding fields// drag-and-drop form builder — export clean HTML code
Build HTML forms visually with drag-and-drop. Add text, email, select, checkbox, radio and more — configure each field and export clean semantic HTML code. Free, no signup.
Click a field type on the left or drag it here
Build your form by adding fieldsClick any field type in the left panel to add it to the canvas. Drag and drop cards in the canvas to reorder them. Click a card to open its properties panel.
Set the label, name attribute, placeholder, required flag, and type-specific options like select options or min/max values. Changes update the preview instantly.
Switch to the HTML tab to see the generated code. Copy it or download as a .html file. Toggle "Include CSS" in Form Settings to get self-contained output.
The HTML Form Builder is a visual, drag-and-drop tool for creating semantic HTML forms without writing code. It generates proper <label for> / id pairs, ARIA-friendly markup, and clean indentation. The output is production-ready HTML that works with any backend — PHP, Node, or a static form service.
Yes. Every field uses a <label for="…"> pointing to the field's id attribute, ensuring screen readers can announce the label when the input is focused. Required fields include the required attribute for both native browser validation and assistive technology. Hidden fields are excluded from visible markup.
Yes. Set the "Action URL" in Form Settings to your server endpoint (e.g. /contact.php or a form service URL like Formspree), and set the method to POST. The exported HTML is static — drop it into any project and wire it to your own processing script or service.
Click the select field card in the canvas to open its properties. You'll see an "Options" textarea — enter one option per line. The first option will be shown as the default placeholder (disabled, selected) unless you remove it. Each subsequent line becomes an <option> element.
When enabled, the exported HTML includes an embedded <style> block with clean, modern form styles — input borders, focus rings, button styles, and layout. Disable it if you're dropping the form into a page that already has its own stylesheet and you don't want extra styles.
Yes. Add multiple Radio field types and give them the same "Name" value — this links them into one group where only one can be selected at a time. The label for each radio button is set in the "Label" field of each card individually.
The file input is exported with type="file" and the form's enctype is automatically set to multipart/form-data when a file field is present. Your server-side handler needs to be configured to accept file uploads — the HTML itself is correct out of the box.
Building HTML forms correctly is more involved than it looks. Every input needs a matching label with the right for/id pair, required fields need proper attributes, select dropdowns need well-structured options, and the form element itself needs the right method, action, and enctype. This builder handles all of that automatically.
Forms built with proper semantic markup — <label>, <fieldset>, required, autocomplete — work better for everyone. Screen reader users can navigate the form without visual cues. Browser autofill works correctly. Mobile keyboards adapt to the input type (numeric keyboard for type="number", email keyboard for type="email"). This builder outputs all of these attributes by default.
The required attribute triggers native browser validation on submit — no JavaScript needed. For more granular control, the exported fields support pattern, min, max, and minlength/maxlength attributes that you can add after export. The preview uses real browser form behaviour so you can test required field validation before exporting.