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How can I create a form in Webflow that allows users to select options from a list and submit their selections?

TL;DR
  • Add a Form Block from the Add panel.
  • Insert selection options: Checkboxes (for multiple selections), Radio Buttons (for single selection with the same group name), or a Dropdown (configure choices in settings).
  • Configure form settings, including submission actions.
  • Style the form using the Style panel.
  • Test in preview mode and publish the project.

To create a form with selectable options in Webflow, follow these steps. You can use checkboxes, radio buttons, or a dropdown for selection.

1. Add a Form Block

  • Go to the Add panel (on the left sidebar).
  • Drag a "Form Block" onto your page.
  • This will include default fields like Name, Email, and Submit Button—you can modify or remove them as needed.

2. Add Selection Options

  • Checkboxes: Use for multiple selections.
  • Drag a "Checkbox" element into the form.
  • Rename each checkbox label to match your options.
  • Radio Buttons: Use for single selections.
  • Drag a "Radio Button" field into the form.
  • Make sure all radio buttons share the same “Group Name” so only one can be selected.
  • Dropdown: Useful for compact options.
  • Drag a "Dropdown" field into the form.
  • Click Settings (cog icon) and add choices under “Dropdown List.”

3. Configure Form Settings

  • Click the main Form Block and then go to the Element Settings panel (right sidebar).
  • Under Form Settings, set the "Action" URL if sending data to an external service.
  • Webflow stores form submissions by default under Project Settings > Forms.

4. Style the Form

  • Use the Style panel to adjust margins, padding, fonts, and colors.
  • Customize the Submit Button to match your theme.

5. Test and Publish

  • Preview your form to ensure selection options work as expected.
  • Publish your project and test the live version.

Summary

To create a selectable form in Webflow, add a Form Block, insert selection options like checkboxes, radio buttons, or a dropdown, configure form settings, and style it. Finally, test and publish your form.

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