No native multi-step support
Framer's built-in form component is single-step only. To add steps, you'd need to build custom interactions and state management — which means code components.
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How to build a multi-step form in Framer
Framer's native form support is limited to single-step inputs. Multi-step flows, validation, provider routing and custom UX all require either a custom component or an external embed. Here's what the options look like — and where Quiet Form fits in.
Why Framer forms fall short
External embeds break design consistency
Typeform, Tally and similar tools work as embeds, but they bring their own styling. Matching your Framer site's typography, colors and layout takes either a paid plan or significant workarounds.
Validation is manual
Required fields, email validation and error states all need to be wired up by hand if you're building a custom component.
The options
A
Build it yourself
Write a custom React component with multi-step state, validation and form submission. Full control, but takes a few days to get right and needs to be maintained.
B
Use a third-party embed
Typeform, Tally or Fillout embedded via iframe. Quick to set up, but styling is limited and you're dependent on another product's pricing.
C
Use Quiet Form
A Framer-native component that handles multi-step flows, validation, animations and provider routing. Configure it in the builder, paste the JSON config, done.
Using Quiet Form
01
Open the visual builder
Add steps, configure fields (text, email, select, textarea, tel, number), set labels, colors and choose your form provider.
02
Copy the JSON config
The builder outputs a config object. No manual JSON editing required.
03
Paste into Framer and publish
Add the QuietForm component, paste the config into the property panel. Typography inherits from your project automatically.
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Quiet Form
$29
One-time purchase. Includes the form component (inline, trigger mode) and access to the visual builder.