✨ Build Me A Form: Describe It Or Say It

Build me a form turns a plain description into a finished form. You say what you want, and the AI fills in every box of the form editor: the form type, the fields with their labels and placeholders, the headline, the supporting line, the button wording, the colours, the tags and the thank-you message. The live preview updates at the same time, and nothing is saved until you press 💾 Save form.

Where to find it:

Forms, then + New Form (or ✏️ Edit on any form). The Build me a form panel is at the top of the editor. It appears once an AI key is connected in AI Setup, then AI Studio; without one, a single line links there.

Building a form:

1. Type what you want in the box. For example: "A floating bar for my blog. First name and email. Headline about my free seed starting guide. Green button on a white background."
2. Or click 🎤 Talk and say it. Talk uses your browser's own speech recognition, so nothing extra is uploaded, and the button only shows in browsers that support it.
3. Or click one of the example chips to fill the box.
4. Click Build my form. A short note under the panel says what was built.
5. Check the 👁 Live preview, change anything by hand, pick the lists in Add to lists, and press 💾 Save form.

Asking for changes:

Once a form is on screen, a second request edits it instead of starting again: "make it darker", "shorter headline", "add a phone field", "use a rounder button". The AI is given the form as it stands, so it changes what you asked for and keeps the rest.

Undo:

↩ Undo appears at the top of the panel after a build. It puts every box back exactly as it was before the AI touched it, including any field rows it added.

What the AI fills in:

• Type: inline, embedded, popup, floating or slide-in.
• Fields: from first_name, last_name, email, phone and company, plus up to six custom fields.
• Heading, Subheading and Button text.
• Button color, Button text color, Background and Text color.
• Layout, Border radius, Padding, Max width, Show field labels and the consent checkbox.
• Tags to apply, and the After signup message (or a redirect, if you asked for one).
• The Internal name.

The lists are always your choice: pick them in Add to lists before saving.

Built-in safety checks:

• Email is always included and always required, because a form without it cannot collect anyone.
• Name fields are always placed before the email field.
• If a colour would leave text hard to read on its background, it is changed to white or near-black and the note tells you.
• A field name the form cannot use, or a colour that is not a colour, is fixed or left out, and you are told.
• If you have trained your voice, the headline and button are written in your style. See Train Your AI: Emails In Your Own Voice.

A real example:

Anna at Leafwise Gardening wants a frost alert bar for autumn. She opens + New Form and types: "A floating bar for the whole site. Email only. Headline: get a frost alert before the cold night hits. Dark blue button that says Alert me." She clicks Build my form. The type is set to Floating bar, only Email is shown, the heading and button text are filled in, and the colours match. She asks "make the headline shorter", likes the result, picks the Newsletter list and tags the form frost-alerts, then saves it.

Tips:

• Every setting the AI fills in is explained in Forms And Popups.
• To place the form, see Embedding Forms On Any Website.
• Start an automation from the new form with the trigger Submits a form. See Automation Triggers Explained.