Timed Quizzes, Date of Birth, a Math Captcha and 5 More Fields for Framer Forms

Quizzes need a clock, sign-ups need a birthday you can trust, and every public form needs something between it and the bots. Native Framer forms don't do any of that.

We tested eight more fields on a published Framer site, next to more than 50 other fields and inside a multi-step form, and checked every value that arrived. Each one inserts into your native Framer form, so Framer still handles the submit and your Send To destination.

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Eight new fields at a glance

All of them are on the Form fields for Framer page.

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Countdown Timer: a time limit for quizzes and offers

Set a limit such as 10:00. The timer starts when the page opens or when the visitor first types, shows mm:ss with a progress bar, and turns orange near the end.

At zero you choose what happens: lock the form (fields and the submit button are disabled), send it with what was filled in, or just show a message. In our test with a one-minute limit, the form locked at zero and showed "Time is up."; with ten minutes, the submission carried "Time taken": "138" and "Timed out": "No".

Pair it with: Quiz Score for a timed quiz, so the score and the time arrive together.

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Date of Birth: birthdays with an age check

A calendar picker is slow for a date decades ago. Date of Birth uses three dropdowns in the visitor's own order (day-month-year or month-day-year) with month names in their language, and it supports the browser's birthday autofill.

Impossible dates such as 31 February are rejected. Set a minimum age, for example 18, and younger visitors see your message instead of a sent form. The form receives one clean ISO date, "1990-04-23", plus an optional "Age" field.

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Math Captcha: a quick sum against simple bots

Math Captcha asks a small sum such as "What is 8 + 7?", made in the visitor's browser. The form can't be sent until the answer is right, and a refresh button gives a new question. Questions can also be written in words ("four plus seven").

There's no Google reCAPTCHA, no cookies and no image puzzles. It's a light check that stops bots filling in every field; together with Spam Shield (honeypot and timing checks) most automated spam never reaches you.

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Form Summary: review before sending

Put Form Summary on the last step of a Multi-Step Form and visitors see "Review your answers": every field with what they entered, updated live. Each answer has an Edit link that jumps back to the step with that field.

You can show only some fields, rename labels ("email = Your email") and choose the text for empty answers. It sends nothing itself, so your submissions stay clean.

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Emoji Rating and Constant Sum for surveys

Emoji Rating asks "How was it?" with 3 or 5 faces. The picked face grows, keyboard users can pick with the arrow keys, and the form receives a number from 1 to 5 (or the face's label) that averages easily in a sheet.

Constant Sum asks visitors to share 100 points between options such as Price, Speed and Support, with a live "Remaining" counter. The form can't be sent until the total is exactly right, so you learn what really matters, not just what got ticked. In our test, 40 / 35 / 25 arrived as "Allocation": "Price: 40, Speed: 35, Support: 25".

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Weekly Availability and Geolocation

Weekly Availability is a grid of days against time blocks. Visitors tick when they're free (drag across cells on desktop, tap on phones) and you receive readable text such as "Mon: Morning, Evening; Wed: Afternoon". It's built for interviews, lessons, volunteers and sales calls.

Geolocation adds a "Share my location" button. Only after the visitor allows it in the browser, the form receives latitude, longitude, accuracy and a Google Maps link you can open from your inbox. It's useful for field services, deliveries and on-site reports. No map is loaded on your site.

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Putting them together

• A timed quiz: Countdown Timer, Quiz Score and Form Summary on the last step.
• An age-restricted sign-up: Date of Birth with a minimum age, Math Captcha and Consent Checkbox.
• A customer survey: Emoji Rating, Constant Sum and NPS Score.
• A booking or service request: Weekly Availability and Geolocation, with Time Zone Select for remote calls.

Each field is included in every FramerSend plan, with a 14-day free trial. Send the finished submissions to Klaviyo, HubSpot, Salesforce and more.