Build a Dynamic Form in Framer Using AI and Supabase

Jun 30, 2025

4 min read

Most forms are hardcoded and slow to build. With Framer, Supabase, and AI, you can create a dynamic form that’s fully styled, editable, and connected to a real backend in just minutes.

Why this setup works

Framer gives you full visual control. Supabase handles the backend. AI already knows how to build Framer components in TypeScript, including addPropertyControls and submit logic. You don’t need to start from scratch. Just prompt, paste, and go.

1. Generate the form with AI

Ask an AI assistant like ChatGPT to generate a contact form component with fields like name, email, and message. Include styling props for font size, colors, and spacing. The AI already understands how Framer code works.

Prompt example:

“Create a TypeScript React form for Framer with name, email, and message fields. Add styling controls using addPropertyControls.”

2. Add Framer controls for styling

Use Framer’s addPropertyControls to expose visual options like:

Font size
Text and background color
Padding and border radius
Button styles

These controls make the form fully editable inside Framer’s UI.

3. Connect to Supabase

Set up a table in Supabase called form_submissions. Then install the Supabase client

npm install @supabase/supabase-js

Use this in your component

import { createClient } from '@supabase/supabase-js'

const supabase = createClient(SUPABASE_URL, SUPABASE_KEY)

await supabase.from('form_submissions').insert([

  { name, email, message }

])