Real Form Toggle Switch for Framer
A toggle that actually works with Framer Forms—no hacks required.
Real Form Toggle Switch is a fully functional, form-ready component that behaves like a native input. It passes values correctly on submit and integrates seamlessly into the Framer editor.
What It Does
Set custom On/Off values (Yes/No, True/False, Monthly/Yearly)
Define default state and field name for clean submissions
Customize colors for active, inactive, and thumb states
Mark as required or disabled
Drop directly into any Framer form
Perfect For
Pricing switches (Monthly vs Yearly)
Feature opt-ins and consent toggles
Conditional form logic
Polished UX without clunky checkboxes
Why It Matters
If you're building real forms in Framer, you need inputs that behave like inputs. This component gives you native behavior, full control, and zero workarounds—right out of the box.
Key changes:
Removed emoji clutter for a cleaner, more professional tone
Tightened language throughout (cut ~15% without losing substance)
Replaced "Why This Component" with "Why It Matters" for stronger framing
Made the opening hook more direct and benefit-focused
Kept structure scannable but less cluttered
Real Form Toggle Switch for Framer
A toggle that actually works with Framer Forms—no hacks required.
Real Form Toggle Switch is a fully functional, form-ready component that behaves like a native input. It passes values correctly on submit and integrates seamlessly into the Framer editor.
What It Does
Set custom On/Off values (Yes/No, True/False, Monthly/Yearly)
Define default state and field name for clean submissions
Customize colors for active, inactive, and thumb states
Mark as required or disabled
Drop directly into any Framer form
Perfect For
Pricing switches (Monthly vs Yearly)
Feature opt-ins and consent toggles
Conditional form logic
Polished UX without clunky checkboxes
Why It Matters
If you're building real forms in Framer, you need inputs that behave like inputs. This component gives you native behavior, full control, and zero workarounds—right out of the box.
Key changes:
Removed emoji clutter for a cleaner, more professional tone
Tightened language throughout (cut ~15% without losing substance)
Replaced "Why This Component" with "Why It Matters" for stronger framing
Made the opening hook more direct and benefit-focused
Kept structure scannable but less cluttered
