Imagine With Craft

Koto Forms

by Koto.so
Winter 2026 · Category Winner

Building a form usually means picking a form tool, then figuring out where responses go. Koto flips it: point it at a Craft Collection, and it auto-generates a matching web form. Submissions flow back as new entries — your Craft doc is both the schema and the database.

Koto Forms

Build It Yourself

Step 1 — Design Your Collection

Create a Craft Collection with the fields you want in your form. For example: Name (text), Email (text), Message (text), Rating (number). Each column in your collection becomes a form field.

Step 2 — Enable the Craft API

Enable read/write API access on your document. Koto needs to read your collection schema to generate the form, and write access to add new entries from submissions.

Step 1

Open the “Imagine” tab

Step 2

Click “Add Your First API Connection”

Step 3

Configure your API connection with a name.

Step 4

Click “Add Document” and select your Form Collection document.

Step 5

The API URL that will be used to interact with your document is now displayed at the top

Step 3 — Create a New Form in Koto

Visit forms.koto.so and click Create New → New Form.

Step 4 — Connect Your Craft API

Paste your Craft API Base URL and secret token. Koto uses these to read your collection schema and write new entries from form submissions.

Step 5 — Select Your Collection

Choose which collection to transform into a form. Koto reads the schema and generates matching form fields automatically.

Step 6 — Customize Your Form

Adjust the submit button text, colors, success message, and redirect URL. Make it match your brand or project before sharing.

Step 7 — Share Your Form

Copy the form URL or embed code and share it anywhere — your website, email, or social media. Every submission flows back into your Craft Collection in real time.

Step 8 — See Your Live Form

This is what your visitors see — a clean web form auto-generated from your Craft Collection columns.

The Result

Your Craft Collection doubles as a form backend. Collect feedback, registrations, surveys, or any structured data through a clean web form — with every response flowing directly into your Craft document for immediate use. Try it at forms.koto.so — or build your own Collection-powered tool with the Craft API.

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