Publishing & sharing

Once you have built your form, Forms gives you several ways to get it in front of respondents.

Published vs. draft

A form in draft state is only accessible in preview mode from the builder — it cannot be filled out by anyone other than you. When you publish a form it becomes live at its public URL.

To toggle the state, use the Publish / Unpublish button in the top-right of the builder.

Share a direct link

Every published form lives at:

https://www.dialedforms.com/f/<workspace-slug>/<form-slug>

Copy the link using the Copy Link button at the top of the form editor page and send it in an email, Slack message, or anywhere else.

Embed on your website

You can embed any published form on a website with a single script tag. Click the Embed button on the form editor page to view the snippet. See the Embedding forms article for the full details and options.

URL prefill

You can prefill field values by passing query parameters in the form URL. Use the field's Attio attribute slug as the parameter name:

https://www.dialedforms.com/f/<workspace-slug>/<form-slug>?email=user@example.com&company_name=Acme

For multi-select fields, pass comma-separated values:

?tags=option1,option2

Prefill is useful for tracking sources, pre-populating known data from your CRM, or customising the form experience per audience.

Hiding fields via URL

Use the _hide parameter to hide specific fields by slug when the form loads:

?_hide=internal_field,another_field

Hidden fields are still submitted with their configured default values. This is different from fields hidden in the builder — _hide is a runtime override that can vary per link.

Form settings

From the form builder sidebar you can:

• Set a title and description — displayed at the top of the public form (or hidden with the "Hide title" checkbox).
• Customize the submit button text — change from the default "Submit" to anything you like.
• Customize the success message — the confirmation text shown after a successful submission.
• Choose a theme — light or dark mode for the public form.