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# Form Fields

Pop Convert forms let you collect the information you need from your visitors using different types of form fields. Each field type is designed for a specific kind of input, and you can decide whether a field is required or optional.

Here’s an overview of all the form fields you can use:

### Standard Fields
* **Email**
Collect your visitor’s email address.
* **Phone**
Collect a phone number for follow-ups or notifications.
* **Name**
Collect a visitor’s full name or first name.
* **Birthday**
Collect a visitor’s birthdate.

### Custom Field Types
* **Text**
A single-line text input.
**Best for:** Names, short answers, one-word or short-phrase responses.
* **Number**
Accepts only numeric input.
**Best for:** Age, quantity, order numbers, or any numeric information.
* **Date**
A field where visitors can select or type a date.
**Best for:** Birthdates, appointments, preferred delivery dates, or event forms.
* **Select**
A dropdown menu with predefined options.
**Best for:** Country lists, budget ranges, single-choice answers.
* **Checkbox**
Allows visitors to tick or untick a box.
**Best for:** Accepting terms and conditions, newsletter opt-ins, yes/no questions, or multi-selection options.
* **Radio**
A list of options where visitors can choose only one.
**Best for:** Single-choice questions, preferences, or answers like “How did you hear about us?”
* **Switch**
A toggle-style on/off field.
**Best for:** Simple yes/no answers, turning settings on or off, or quick preferences (e.g., “Subscribe to updates”).
* **Textarea**
A multi-line input box for longer messages.
**Best for:** Comments, feedback, special requests, or detailed answers.

### Field Settings
* **Field Label**
The text displayed above the input, telling the visitor what information you are asking for.
*Example:* “Phone number”, “Preferred style”, “Delivery notes”.
* **Field Placeholder**
Example text inside the input box that guides the visitor.
*Example:* “Enter your phone number”, “Type your message here…”
This text disappears once the visitor starts typing.
* **Field Required Toggle**
Decide if a field is required or optional:** **
* ON: The visitor must fill it before submitting.
* OFF: The visitor can skip it.

This setup ensures your forms are flexible and only ask for the information you truly need, while keeping the experience smooth for your visitors.