# Build your registration form

The form builder lets you choose which fields appear on your B2B registration form, set them as required or optional, and customize the form's appearance.

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## Open the form builder

1. Go to **Registration** in the app menu
2. Click **Form settings** or **Edit form**
3. The form builder opens in a fullscreen editor

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## Available field types

| Type            | Use case                                    |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| **Text**        | Short text input (name, company, job title) |
| **Email**       | Email address with validation               |
| **Phone**       | Phone number with country code selector     |
| **Number**      | Numeric input                               |
| **Textarea**    | Multi-line text (message, notes)            |
| **Dropdown**    | Select from a predefined list               |
| **Checkbox**    | Yes/no toggle                               |
| **Date**        | Date picker                                 |
| **File upload** | Business license, tax certificate, etc.     |

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## Adding fields

1. Click **Add field** in the form builder
2. Choose the field type
3. Set the label, placeholder, and whether it's required
4. Drag to reorder fields
5. Save

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## Field width

Each field can be set to **Full width** or **Half width**. Half-width fields appear side-by-side (e.g. first name and last name).

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## Form design settings

Customize colors, fonts, and the submit button label to match your store's style.

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## Registration page URL

After saving the form, you need to add the **Register Form** block to a page on your store. See [Add the form to your store](/orbit-b2b-docs/b2b-registration/add-to-store.md).

The default path is `/register-form` — you can link to it from your navigation, a button on your homepage, or anywhere else.


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