We're building a form builder that feels like Figma, so your forms can be fully on-brand, visually rich, and multi-step - without dev handoffs (you can also draft the first version with AI).

If you haven't tried FigForm yet - it's free to start: figform.com

We just shipped Element Alignment in FigForm - a simple, visual way to position content inside any container, without touching CSS.

How it works:

Select a container

We just shipped Absolute Positioning in FigForm.

If you've ever wanted to place elements exactly where you want (without them pushing other elements around), this is for you.

What it unlocks

Today we shipped Custom Domains in FigForm

You can now host your published forms on your own domain instead of figform.com URLs:

• forms.yourdomain.com/f/newsletter (widget)

• forms.yourdomain.com/embed/newsletter (embed)

We just shipped Team Members in FigForm

You can now invite colleagues, clients, or partners into a shared workspace so you can design, edit, and manage forms together (without sharing passwords).

We've just added a new "Starting Options" modal to FigForm to make the very first step of form building less... intimidating.

When you create a new form and open the Design page, you'll now be asked: "How would you like to start?" with three options:

• Start from Scratch - open a completely blank, Figma-like canvas with full control

• Use a Template - open the template browser, preview designs, and apply one to your canvas

• Start with AI - open the editor with the AI assistant panel ready to help with fields, structure, and copy

The idea: different people start differently. Some want a clean slate, others want a proven layout, and some prefer to "talk it out" with AI and let it handle the heavy lifting.

We've just shipped a new foundation piece for FigForm forms: label elements.

Labels in FigForm now behave like real HTML <label> tags, but are fully designable on the canvas. That means:

• Clicking a label focuses the connected input

• Screen readers can announce the correct label for each field

• You get bigger click targets, especially for checkboxes and radios

• Everything still looks exactly like your brand

In the editor you can:

We've just shipped a workflow upgrade to FigForm's Figma-style editor: Duplicate Layers.

Instead of rebuilding the same card, question group, or section over and over, you can now duplicate layers in a click and keep:

• Layout & spacing

• Brand styles (colors, typography, shadows)

• Interactions & multi-step structure

A few ways teams are already using it:

A lot of form tools treat file uploads as an afterthought.
But in real workflows, files are the signal:

• HR teams collect resumes and portfolios

• Support teams need screenshots and logs

• Marketers run UGC contests and creative submissions

• Product teams capture research files and prototypes

• Agencies gather brand assets from every new client

We've been improving how file uploads work in FigForm and published a quick guide on how they behave inside the editor.

In FigForm, file uploads are just another visual element in your Figma-style editor:

One small but powerful thing in FigForm's editor: every field, label, icon, and background sits on its own layer (Figma-style), and you can reorder those layers directly in the canvas.

We wrote a quick how-to that walks through reordering layers in FigForm and using it to clean up messy layouts.

One of the most requested things for FigForm has been:

"Can I just start from a good example instead of a blank form?"

So we've launched Form Templates

• Browse ready-made, professionally designed forms

• Use them as a starting point for contact forms, registrations & more

• Customize everything in a Figma-like editor (copy, layout, fields, branding)

• Publish with one embed or a hosted link

• Turn your own forms into reusable templates for your team or the FigForm community