Appearance
Learn how to adjust the Appearance and Styling of your Form
Every form can be fully styled to match your brand. Appearance settings are found in the form builder under Settings → Appearance.
Logo
Logo URL
A publicly accessible URL for your logo image (PNG or SVG recommended)
Logo scale
Size as a percentage of the default (0–200%). 100% is the default size.
Logo alignment
Left, centre, or right
The logo appears at the top of the public form page, above the form title.
Layout Mode
Single page
All sections on one scrollable page
Wizard (multi-step)
One section per step, with Next / Back navigation
Use wizard mode for longer forms or when you want to reduce the sense of length and guide respondents step by step.
Colours
Each colour has a colour picker and accepts a hex code.
Primary colour
Buttons, focus rings, links, checkbox/radio accent
Form card background
The white card area behind the fields
Page background
The area behind the form card
Title colour
The form title and section headings
Label colour
Field label text
Body text colour
Help text, paragraph text, descriptions
Input border colour
The border around text inputs, dropdowns, etc.
Input background and placeholder colours are derived automatically from the form card background colour to ensure readable contrast. You do not need to set these separately.
Typography
Font family
The typeface used throughout the form. Options include common system fonts and Google Fonts such as Poppins, Inter, and Roboto.
The selected font applies to all text in the form including labels, help text, options, and the submit button.
Submit Button
Submit button text
The label on the final submit button (default: "Submit")
In wizard mode, this text appears on the final step. Intermediate steps use "Next" and "Back" automatically.
Border Radius
A slider that controls how rounded the corners of inputs, buttons, and cards appear.
0 — Square corners
4–8 — Slightly rounded (professional look)
16+ — Pill-shaped, more casual/friendly feel
Custom CSS
You can inject your own CSS to override any style in the form. This is for advanced users comfortable with CSS.
The CSS is injected inside a <style> tag on the public form page. It applies only to this form, not to the builder UI.
Example — remove the card shadow:
Custom HTML
You can add raw HTML content before or after the form. Use this for:
A custom header or footer
Legal disclaimers
Tracking pixels or analytics tags
Embedded media
HTML is injected directly into the page, so standard HTML/CSS/JS is supported.
Previewing Appearance
The canvas in the form builder updates in real time as you change appearance settings. You can also open the public form URL in another tab to see exactly what respondents will see.
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