Create a free form at Formspree, Basin or Getform, copy its address into the "Form URL (action)" field of the section and export. Every submission is delivered to your inbox by that service. You can also post to your own server.

Yes. They are normal HTML forms that post to your endpoint. JavaScript adds the smooth success message, the multi-step wizard, the code boxes, steppers and counters. Without it a multi-step form simply shows all steps one after another.

Each form contains a hidden field named _gotcha that people never see but bots fill in, which services such as Formspree use to discard bot messages. Add the service’s own captcha for extra protection.

The quote request, job application, support ticket and profile forms have file drop areas and post as multipart form data. The service that receives the form must accept file uploads; check its plan limits.

No. The donation form collects the donor’s choices and posts them to your endpoint, and the verification code form is only the front end. Connect a payment provider or your own server for charging cards and checking codes.

They use real labels, fieldsets and legends, visible focus rings, large touch targets and announced errors. Stars, scales, switches and option cards are native radio buttons and checkboxes, so they work with keyboards and screen readers.

Centered Contact Form: A clean centered contact form in a soft card: name and email side by side, an optional phone number, a topic menu, a message box with a live character counter and a consent checkbox. The form posts to Formspree, Basin, Getform or your own server with a success message, an error message and a hidden spam trap, and it still works as a normal form without JavaScript. Every label, the topics and all messages are editable. Floating Label Form: A modern lead or contact form where each label sits inside its box and glides up when the field is focused or filled, built with CSS only. On the left a heading and a short list of promises, on the right the form card with name, email, company, phone and a message, an optional consent box, and the same working Formspree-style posting with success and error messages as every other form in this category. Multi-Step Form: A three-step form wizard: about you, your project and a review screen. A progress bar shows where you are, each step is checked before you can continue (with the browser’s own error messages), Enter moves to the next step, and the last step lists every answer so people can check them before sending. The answers post to Formspree, Basin, Getform or your own server, and without JavaScript all steps simply show one after another. Quote Request Form: A project quote form for service businesses: pick the services you need from pill buttons, choose a budget from option cards, set a timeline, describe the project and attach a brief with a drag-and-drop file area. Beside it, a short list explains what happens next. Services, budgets and timelines are editable lists, and the answers post to Formspree, Basin, Getform or your own server. Feedback Survey Form: A short customer feedback survey: a five-star rating, a 0–10 “how likely are you to recommend us” scale (net promoter score), pill buttons for what went well, and a comment box with a live character counter, plus an optional email for a follow-up. The stars and the scale are plain radio buttons styled with CSS, so they work with keyboards and screen readers, and the answers post to Formspree, Basin, Getform or your own server. Job Application Form: A careers form for one open role: on the left the job title, a short summary and key facts (location, type, salary), on the right the application with name, email, phone, a portfolio or LinkedIn link, a resume drop area that shows the chosen file name, a cover letter with a character counter, a “how did you hear about us” menu and a consent box. It posts files and text to Formspree, Basin, Getform or your own server. Event RSVP Form: An event registration or RSVP section: a photo and the key facts (date, time, place, price) on the left, a registration form on the right with name, email, a plus/minus guest counter, ticket option cards, dietary needs as pill buttons and a message. Works for conferences, workshops, weddings and parties, and posts to Formspree, Basin, Getform or your own server. Support Ticket Form: A help-desk form: pick a topic, and a field for an order number appears only when the topic needs it; choose a priority with a segmented control, describe the problem in a box with a character counter and drop in a screenshot. The topic, priority and file area are editable, and the request posts to Formspree, Basin, Getform or your own server. Donation Form: A fundraising form for charities and causes: a one-time / monthly switch, a row of amount buttons that each say what the gift does, a custom amount field (choosing one clears the other), donor name and email, an optional note and a “cover the fees” checkbox. It collects the donor’s choices and posts them to Formspree, Basin, Getform or your own server. It does not process payments itself: connect your payment link or follow up with an invoice. Waitlist Form: A compact early-access or waitlist section: heading and text, then a one-row form with an email field, an optional “I am a…” menu and the join button, a consent line, and a proof row with avatars and a sign-up count. On narrow screens the fields stack. It posts to Formspree, Basin, Getform or your own server with a success message. Verification Code Form: A “check your email” code screen: six digit boxes that move forward as you type, go back on Backspace, accept a pasted code and fill from the browser’s one-time-code suggestion on phones, a verify button, and a resend link with a countdown timer. The whole code is also sent as one hidden field named “code” to your form endpoint. It does not send codes itself: your server does, this is the front end. Profile & Preferences Form: A settings-style form that shows every common control in one consistent style: text and email fields, a bio box with a character counter, a select menu, a date picker, an avatar drop area, toggle switches with descriptions, theme option cards and a range slider with a live value. Use it as a profile page, a preferences screen, an onboarding step or a reference for how each control should look, and it posts to Formspree, Basin, Getform or your own server. Form With Image: A split-screen sign-up or lead form: on one side a full-height photo with an overlaid quote, on the other a floating-label form with name, email, interest chips and a consent box. The image can sit on the left or right, and the form posts to Formspree, Basin, Getform or your own server with success and error messages.

Yes. Every section is free for personal and commercial work, with no account, no watermark and no attribution: export it on its own as HTML, React, Vue or Next.js from its page, or use it in a website you build and export in the Website Builder.