Create responsive HTML forms in minutes. No login required.
A free form builder that outputs pure Tailwind CSS to embed in my site or app? You better believe it! Create beautiful, responsive HTML forms in minutes with our free drag-and-drop form builder. Built for Tailwind CSS, export clean code for HTML, React, or Vue. No platform lock-in, no iframes to embed. No signup or login required.
Hey Product Hunt!,
I'm Levi, and I'm excited to share Tailwind Form Builder with you today!
As a developer who loves Tailwind CSS, I found myself repeatedly writing the same form code over and over. Copy-pasting old forms, tweaking classes, adjusting spacing... it was tedious. I wanted a visual way to quickly prototype forms with Tailwind's styling, then grab clean code and move on.
So I built this tool — and made it completely free and open source.
No BS, just build:
- No signup, no account, no paywall
- No data stored — everything happens in your browser
- Drag & drop fields, customize styles, export clean code
- Works with HTML, React, or Vue
- Multiple Tailwind themes (Default, Simple, Underline, Solid)
- Dark mode preview
- Compound fields (Name, Address) included
Who it's for
If you've ever thought "I just need a quick contact form" or "I wish I could visualize this form before writing code," this is for you. Perfect for:
- Prototyping form UIs quickly
- Learning Tailwind form patterns
- Generating starter code for production projects
- Building forms without fighting with CSS
Built with
Next.js 16, React 19, Tailwind CSS 4, @dnd-kit for drag & drop, and a lot of coffee.
I'd love your feedback on:
1. What other field types would you want?
2. Should I add form validation code generation?
3. Any Tailwind themes or styling options you'd like to see?
A note on monetization
This project is sponsored by https://sheetmonkey.io (my other project) — it connects forms to Google Sheets. If you build a form with this tool and need an easy way to handle submissions without backend code, check it out!
Thanks for checking this out! Star it on GitHub if you find it useful, and feel free to contribute — PRs welcome! 🚀