Describe the form you need in plain English. Our AI form generator builds it for you in seconds, with the right fields, validation, and design. Ready to customize and share.
Understanding your requirements...
Picking the right field types...
Structuring your form layout...
Applying a matching theme...
Getting your form ready...
Type what you need in plain language. "A contact form with name, email, phone, and a message field" is all it takes.
The AI picks the right field types, adds validation, chooses a matching visual theme, and structures everything into pages automatically.
Fine-tune fields, design, and layout in the full editor. When you're ready, publish and start collecting responses.
From simple contact forms to multi-page surveys, the AI form generator handles any type of form you can describe.
Name, email, subject, and message with validation.
Rating scales, multiple choice, and open-ended questions.
Attendee details, date selection, and dietary preferences.
Personal info, work experience, education, and cover letter.
Company, role, budget, and timeline for sales qualification.
Product selection, quantity, size options, and shipping info.
Instructor rating, course content review, and suggestions.
Steps to reproduce, severity, environment, and screenshots.
Medical history, insurance details, and consent fields.
Personal details, emergency contacts, and policy acknowledgments.
Likert scales, matrix questions, and demographic sections.
Issue type, priority level, description, and contact info.
Building a form the traditional way means dragging fields onto a canvas one at a time, configuring each one, fiddling with layouts, and hoping the end result looks decent. It works, but it's slow. For a 15-field feedback survey, you might spend 20 minutes just on setup before you've even thought about design.
An AI form generator flips that process. You describe what you need ("a customer feedback form with a 5-star rating, three multiple choice questions about our service, and a comment box at the end") and get a working form back in seconds. The AI picks appropriate field types, adds validation where it makes sense, and applies a visual theme that fits the form's purpose.
The real value isn't just speed, though. It's that you don't need to know which field type to use for each question. Should that be a dropdown or radio buttons? A short text field or a long one? Does this need validation? The AI makes those decisions based on context, and it usually gets them right. You can always change things afterward, but the starting point is solid.
There's also the design side. Most people aren't designers, and most form builders produce forms that look... fine. Generic. When you create a form with AI on Fomr, the generator picks a color palette, font pairing, and layout that match the form's tone. A professional job application looks different from a casual event RSVP, and the AI accounts for that.
When you type a description and hit generate, a few things happen behind the scenes. The AI reads your prompt and figures out what kind of form you're building. Then it decides on the structure: how many pages, what fields go where, and how they should be grouped.
Field selection is where it gets interesting. Say you mention "email address" in your prompt. The AI doesn't just create a text field labeled "Email." It creates an email-type input with built-in format validation, so respondents can't submit "asdf" and call it a day. Phone numbers get phone inputs. Dates get date pickers. Ratings get star scales or number ranges. It maps your natural language to the right form components from Fomr's library of 25+ field types.
For longer forms, the AI splits content across multiple pages automatically. A job application might get separate pages for personal information, work history, and education. A customer survey might group satisfaction questions on one page and open-ended feedback on another. This isn't random; the AI groups related fields together so the form feels logical to fill out.
The last step is theming. The AI selects colors, fonts (from Fomr's library of 1,700+ Google Fonts), and a layout style. You get a form that looks intentionally designed, not like a default template. And since everything opens in the full Fomr editor, you can change any of it.
Traditional form builders and AI form generators solve the same problem differently. With a traditional builder, you start from a blank canvas (or a template) and manually add each field, configure its type, set validation rules, arrange the layout, and pick a design. You have full control from the start, but you're doing all the work yourself.
With an AI form builder, you describe the end result and let the tool figure out the implementation. The trade-off is that you give up some initial control in exchange for speed. But here's the thing: with Fomr, you get that control back immediately. The AI-generated form opens in the same drag-and-drop editor you'd use if you built it manually. So you're not locked into whatever the AI produces.
I'd say the AI approach works best when you know what you want but don't want to spend time assembling it. If you need a 20-field employee onboarding form, describing it in two sentences is faster than dragging 20 fields onto a page. For very specific, unusual layouts where you have a precise vision, starting from scratch in the editor might make more sense. Most people land somewhere in between: generate with AI, then tweak in the editor.
| AI form generator | Traditional builder | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup time | Seconds | 10-30 minutes |
| Field configuration | Automatic based on context | Manual for each field |
| Validation rules | Applied automatically | Set up one by one |
| Visual design | Theme generated to match purpose | Choose template or design from scratch |
| Multi-page structure | Auto-organized by topic | Manually create and arrange pages |
| Editing after creation | Full editor access | Full editor access |
The short answer: anyone who needs a form and doesn't want to spend time building one from scratch. But some groups get more out of it than others.
Small business owners are probably the biggest group. They need contact forms, booking forms, feedback surveys, and order forms, but they don't have a dedicated web team. Writing "a booking form for a hair salon with service type, preferred date and time, and client phone number" is a lot faster than learning a form builder's interface.
Marketers and growth teams use it for lead capture forms, event registrations, and campaign-specific landing page forms. When you're running multiple campaigns, being able to generate a new form in seconds instead of cloning and editing an old one saves real time.
Teachers and researchers create quizzes, course evaluations, and research surveys. Academic surveys can get complex with matrix questions, Likert scales, and branching logic. The AI handles the structure; the researcher focuses on the questions.
HR teams build employee onboarding forms, internal feedback surveys, and leave request forms. These forms tend to be long and repetitive to build manually, which makes them a good fit for AI generation.
Freelancers and agencies who build forms for clients find it useful too. Instead of starting every client project from zero, they describe the client's needs, generate a draft, customize it, and deliver. It cuts the busywork out of the process.
The AI form generator works with any description, but better prompts produce better forms. Here's what actually makes a difference.
Name the specific fields you want. "A contact form" will give you something generic. "A contact form with full name, work email, company name, phone number, and a message field" gives you exactly what you need. The AI can infer fields from context, but being explicit removes guesswork.
Mention the form's purpose. "A form for collecting RSVPs to a company holiday party" tells the AI more than "an RSVP form." It'll add fields like dietary restrictions, plus-one options, and attendance confirmation because it understands the context.
Specify field types when they matter. If you want a 1-10 rating scale instead of a 5-star rating, say so. If you want dropdown menus instead of radio buttons for a long list of options, mention it. The AI defaults to sensible choices, but you can override them.
Ask for multiple pages if the form is long. "A job application form with separate pages for personal info, work experience, and education" produces a cleaner result than cramming everything onto one page.
Don't overthink it. The form opens in a full editor after generation. If the AI misses a field or picks the wrong type, you can fix it in seconds. The prompt doesn't need to be perfect.
Example prompts that work well:
The AI form generator isn't limited to the examples listed above. It works for any form you can describe. Volunteer signup sheets, warranty claim forms, vendor applications, membership renewals, peer review forms, incident reports. If you can explain it in a sentence or two, the AI can build it.
Each generated form uses Fomr's full set of 25+ field types. That includes the basics like text inputs and dropdowns, but also more specialized components: matrix questions for grid-style surveys, ranking fields where respondents drag items into order, date and time pickers, rating scales, and multi-select checkboxes. The AI picks from this entire library based on what makes sense for your description.
Need something the AI didn't include? Open the editor and add it. Every AI-generated form is fully editable. Add fields, remove them, rearrange pages, change the theme, swap fonts, adjust colors. The AI gives you a head start; you decide the final result.
Most form builders that offer AI generation put it behind a paywall or limit how many forms you can create. Fomr doesn't. The AI form generator is free, and so is everything that comes after: unlimited forms, unlimited responses, unlimited fields, and unlimited team members. There's no trial period and no credit card required.
You don't even need an account to get started. Type your description on this page, generate the form, and it opens in the editor immediately. You can customize fields, change the design, preview how it looks on mobile, and only create an account when you're ready to publish and start collecting responses.
The free plan covers everything most people need. Full design customization with 1,700+ Google Fonts, custom colors, backgrounds, and logos. Multi-page forms. All 25+ field types. Email notifications when someone submits a response. Team collaboration so multiple people can manage forms together.
If you need custom domains, the ability to remove Fomr branding, or SEO controls for your forms, those are available on the Pro plan at $17/month. But for creating forms with AI, collecting responses, and sharing them, the free plan has no restrictions.
Here's the full process from start to published form. It takes about two minutes if you're making changes, less if the AI nails it on the first try.
That's it. No account needed until step 6. No payment needed at all on the free plan.
Yes, the AI form builder is completely free to use. Describe the form you need in plain English, and it will generate a professional form instantly. No account required to create and customize your form. When you’re ready to publish and collect responses, you can create a free account.
You can create virtually any type of form: contact forms, customer feedback surveys, event registrations, job applications, lead capture forms, order forms, quizzes, course evaluations, bug reports, and more. The AI understands your description and selects the appropriate field types, validation rules, and layout automatically.
No, you can start building immediately without creating an account. The AI generates your form and opens it in a full editor where you can customize fields, design, and layout. Create an account when you’re ready to publish your form and start collecting responses.
Absolutely. After the AI generates your form, it opens in the full Fomr editor where you can modify every aspect: add or remove fields, change field types, edit labels and descriptions, rearrange the layout, switch themes, customize colors and fonts, add multiple pages, and configure validation rules.
Describe the form you need in plain English — for example, “a customer feedback survey with rating scales and a comment box.” The AI analyzes your description and generates a complete form with the right field types, logical structure, validation rules, and a matching visual theme. The entire process takes just a few seconds.
Be specific about what you need. Instead of “make me a form,” try something like “a job application form with name, email, resume upload, work experience, and a cover letter field.” The more detail you give about fields, purpose, and structure, the better the result. You can also mention if you want multiple pages or specific field types like rating scales or dropdowns.
Templates give you a fixed starting point that you then modify. The AI form builder creates a form from scratch based on your exact description, so you get something tailored to your needs from the start. You’re not limited to what a template designer anticipated. If you need a form that combines elements from multiple categories or has unusual fields, the AI handles that without any extra work.
Yes. Write your prompt in any language and the AI will generate form labels, placeholders, and button text in that language. You can describe a form in Spanish, French, German, Japanese, or any other language, and the generated form will match. You can also mix languages if needed, like writing your prompt in English but requesting form labels in Portuguese.
Yes. Fomr is SOC 2 compliant and all data is transmitted over HTTPS encryption. Your form prompts are processed to generate the form structure and are not stored or used for training. Once your form is created, responses are stored securely and only accessible to you and your team members.
No limits on the free plan. You can generate as many forms as you want, collect unlimited responses, and add unlimited fields. Each generated form is a real form that you own and can edit freely. The only features reserved for the Pro plan ($17/month) are custom domains, removing Fomr branding, and SEO controls.
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