Framer just dropped a new native Form Builder, and in this video I walk you through building a fully functional custom form without any third‑party integrations or code. I start by inserting a form, then I break down the layer structure (the parent form frame, the label stacks, and the inputs) so you actually understand what you’re editing. From there, I run through the main input categories—text inputs, selects (dropdowns), checkboxes, and radio—plus the really handy native browser validation for things like email, number, phone, URL, date, and time. Then we get into the fun part: making it look modern. I show how I style labels and inputs (placeholder color, text color, focus border color), then copy/paste styles across fields so everything stays consistent. I also customize the checkbox colors to match my theme, and I tweak the submit button using Framer’s built-in component variants (default, hover, pressed, loading, success). Finally, I wire up actual form functionality: sending submissions to email, pushing data into Google Sheets, and redirecting users to a thank-you page after submit. End result: a clean, on-brand form that collects leads directly inside Framer.