Build or preserve the design
Create a styled form with editable fields and live preview, or target an existing form by CSS selector without replacing its brand design.
Build a lead form or connect an existing form to PHP, APIs, WhatsApp and more.
Design a complete lead form or connect an existing branded form, then choose standalone PHP, a custom API, Mailchimp, WhatsApp or mailto delivery.
Create a styled form with editable fields and live preview, or target an existing form by CSS selector without replacing its brand design.
The downloadable package includes a pinned PHPMailer distribution, PHP endpoint, configuration file, JavaScript handler and setup guide for shared hosting.
Use PHP and authenticated SMTP, a custom API, a Mailchimp-style endpoint, WhatsApp or a mailto fallback from one generator.
Every package includes a honeypot, origin allowlist and server-side validation, with optional Google reCAPTCHA v2 or v3 verification.
Yes. Generate a form with editable fields, required controls, button styling, layout options, themes, live preview and downloadable HTML.
No. The generated JavaScript attaches submission behavior to the CSS selector you provide. It keeps the existing HTML classes and styling, and only adds a small status element when needed.
You can generate a standalone PHP and PHPMailer package, post to a custom API or Mailchimp-style endpoint, or redirect submissions to WhatsApp or mailto.
No. The ZIP includes the required PHPMailer source files and loads them directly from PHP, so it can be uploaded to typical shared hosting without running Composer.
Package generation keeps the SMTP password in local browser state. If you explicitly test the SMTP connection or send a test email, the credentials are transmitted for that temporary request and are not persisted. Keep the downloaded configuration file private.
Yes. A class selector can match several forms, and a comma-separated selector can target different form classes on the same website.
Yes. Generate another package with reCAPTCHA v2 or v3 enabled, then add the public site key to the frontend and the secret key to the server configuration.