Your form's public URL

Every form has a public URL. This is the link you share with visitors, embed in ads, or send in emails. Before you share it, it is worth understanding how it is structured and where to find it.

The URL structure

Your form is hosted at /f/your-slug, where your-slug is a short identifier generated from the form name when you create it. For example, a form named 'Home Insurance Quote' might get the slug home-insurance-quote, giving it the URL /f/home-insurance-quote.

Finding your form's URL

  • From the forms list: click the form card to open it, then open Connect → Deploy. The full URL is shown there with a copy button.

  • From inside the builder: click the external link icon in the builder header (top-right, next to the Draft/Published toggle). This opens the form's public URL in a new tab.

What visitors see

If the form is Published, visitors see the full form and can fill it in. If the form is in Draft, visitors see a not-found response — the URL is reserved but not yet active. This means you can safely build and review before going live.

Changing the slug

The slug can be changed from Connect → Deploy. Be careful: if you have already shared the old URL in ads, emails, or social posts, those links will stop working immediately. Change the slug before you go live or not at all.

Using a custom domain

Instead of the default /f/slug URL, you can host your form on your own domain (for example, quotes.yourcompany.com/f/your-slug). Custom domain setup is covered in full in the Custom Domains help topic.

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