Putting a form on your site

Add a contact form with one sentence to your AI builder, a form setting, or a few lines of HTML.

Where to start

Open Get set up, or Settings then Messages in, and pick how your site is made. Each choice shows only its own steps. The last step turns green when the first message comes through your form.

Lovable, Bolt, v0, Claude Code, Cursor and other AI tools

Copy the prompt and paste it into your AI tool's chat. It reads like this:

Add a contact form to my site using inboxpanda.io/llms.txt and send submissions to you@yourshop.com.

The tool adds the form to your site. Publish or deploy your site when it's done. Nothing to code.

Framer

Copy your endpoint. Select your form, set Send To to Webhook and paste the endpoint. Then publish.

Webflow

Copy your endpoint. Select the form block, open its settings, set Action to your endpoint and Method to POST. Then publish.

WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and Carrd

Copy the form: a plain HTML form with name, email and message, already pointing at your inbox. On WordPress, add a Custom HTML block to your contact page and paste it. On Wix, Squarespace or Carrd, add an Embed or Code block. Then publish.

You write the code

Post any form to your endpoint: an HTML form, React, or JSON from your own code. The Install code has HTML, React, cURL and the prompt for an AI tool. Every field needs a name. See Form endpoint for the options.

To check your inbox without your site, press Send test submission: a test message shows up in a few seconds.

No website

Use your hosted form: a page with your form on it, at a link anyone can open. Put the link in your Instagram bio, your email signature or a QR code. It's on once you claim your inbox, and you can change its title, colour, logo and fields. See Form settings.

Several forms

Each inbox has its own endpoint. For a second site, or a different kind of form, create another inbox with New inbox in the menu at the top of the sidebar, or press C, and use its code.