Video: Designing a Form with the Assistant

Describe the look you want in plain words and the Assistant designs the form for you — colors, fonts and spacing. It only changes the look: your fields stay exactly as you built them.

An RSVP form restyled from a sentence, then checked at phone width.
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Want your web form to look the part? The Assistant can design it for you from a plain description. Let's start a new RSVP form. Choose Contact form, give it a name and a category, then click Create form. Now switch to Assistant and Preview. On the left, just describe the look you're after, in your own words. Click Send. The Assistant picks the colors, fonts and spacing to match what you asked for. And here it is. Deep purple and gold, with labels above the fields. Check the phone view too, since that's where most people will see it. It keeps the form easy to read and easy to fill out, and it only changes the look. Your fields stay exactly as they are. If you like it, click Keep it. If not, just tell it what to change. Then save the form. Saved, and ready to share. Tip: you can also attach a screenshot of your website, and the Assistant will match its colors and style. The Assistant gives any form a polished look that matches your style in seconds, while your fields stay exactly as you built them.

You can attach a screenshot of your website and it will match those colors instead. More on styling a form by hand is in The Look of Your Form, and Quick Start covers getting a first form out the door.