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# How to design forms

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In this section, you will find insights to design your form in ActiveCampaign. 
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### How to design your forms: 

1. Access your ActiveCampaign account and select "Website" from the navigation menu. 
2. Click on "Create Form" to start designing your form, choosing from options like inline forms, modal, or pop-up.
3. Add the necessary fields using both predefined options and custom fields to collect the desired information.
4. Customize the form design to match your brand's aesthetic by adjusting the color, size, font, etc.
5. Set up tracking options and automations, such as welcome emails or scheduled email series. 

Once your form is ready, you should share it with your users to automate their registration in ActiveCampaign; each time a user completes the form, they will be added to a list in your account, and you can even [tag](/activecampaign-academy/getting-started/organize-your-contacts/how-to-create-tags.md) them for [segmentation](/activecampaign-academy/getting-started/organize-your-contacts/how-to-segment-your-lists.md). 

To add the form to your website, insert the provided code snippet into the HTML space of your page, save the changes, and publish. 

We explain everything in detail in the tutorial below. Check it out! :point\_down:

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If you have any questions, don't hesitate to [email us](mailto:support@wildmail.io) for free assistance, we are happy to help you.&#x20;


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