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Forms are the core resource in FormFlows.ai. Each form has a set of fields, a status, and accumulates submissions over time. The API lets you manage forms programmatically — useful for templating, bulk operations, or embedding form creation into your own product.

List forms

GET /forms Returns a paginated list of forms in your account.

Query parameters

integer
default:"20"
Number of forms to return. Maximum 100.
string
Pagination cursor from the previous response’s next_cursor. Omit to start from the beginning.
string
Filter by form status. One of draft, published, or archived.

Response

object[]
Array of form objects.
string
Pass this value as the cursor parameter to fetch the next page. null if there are no more results.
boolean
true if additional pages exist.
Example response:

Create a form

POST /forms Creates a new form. Forms start in draft status by default.

Body parameters

string
required
Display name for the form. Maximum 200 characters.
string
Optional description of the form’s purpose.
object[]
Array of field definitions to include in the form.

Response

Returns the created form object, including the server-assigned id.
Example response:

Get a form

GET /forms/{id} Returns a single form including all its fields.

Path parameters

string
required
The form ID, e.g. frm_5pLnK7mQxT.

Response

Returns the full form object (same structure as the create response above).

Update a form

PATCH /forms/{id} Updates one or more properties of an existing form. Only include the fields you want to change — omitted fields are left unchanged.

Path parameters

string
required
The form ID to update.

Body parameters

string
New display name for the form.
string
Updated description.
string
New status. One of draft, published, or archived.
object[]
Replaces the entire fields array. Include existing field IDs to preserve them; omit an ID to create a new field. Fields not included in the array are removed.

Response

Returns the updated form object.

Delete a form

DELETE /forms/{id}
Deleting a form is permanent and cannot be undone. All submissions associated with the form are also permanently deleted. Export your data before calling this endpoint.

Path parameters

string
required
The form ID to delete.

Response

Returns a 204 No Content response on success, with no body.