Launch Forms
Once you've built your form, Feathery has powerful features for launching your form securely and reliably.
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Once you've built your form, Feathery has powerful features for launching your form securely and reliably.
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To publish your form, click the Publish button in the top-right corner of the Build tab. Changes will be delivered immediately to your users.
Skim through your form after publishing with Preview. You can open a preview from the publish dropdown menu.
Under the publish dropdown, you'll see a link to the Live Form. You can share that link with your users to give them access to your form to fill out. This link has the format form.feathery.io/to/<slug>.
If you instead want multiple users to access the same submission or across devices, you can generate a unique submission link by selecting Share Submission Link at the bottom of the menu. This unique submission link has the format form.feathery.io/to/<slug>/?_id=<submission id>.
To embed your form into an existing webpage or application, you can leverage:
Our React SDK for embedding your form into your custom React application
Our Javascript code snippet for embedding your form into any other website (e.g. Webflow, Shopify, etc.)
Clicking the Live Form link under the publish button will take to your live Feathery-hosted form. Data filled out here will live in your Live environment under the Results tab.
Clicking the Test Form link will take you to your test Feathery-hosted form. Test forms allow you to navigate around at-will, and data filled here will live in your Test environment under the Results tab.
In your form settings, you can set a time interval for auto-expiring the existing live form link and replacing it with a new one. This provides added security to your form by restricting the number of people who have access to the form.
Forms are by default responsive to different screen sizes
Automatic tracking of a user's progress (data & location) for incomplete sessions and returns
Conversion tools
Automatically progress when a field is filled
Browser back and forward buttons for navigation
Aria labels for accessibility
Etc.
