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How to Connect Framer Forms to MySQL in 3 Simple Steps (2026 Guide)

Learn how to connect Framer forms to MySQL without code or Zapier. Secure AES-256 field mapping and real-time syncing.

Dong Trinh

Dong Trinh

Lead Architect at FramerSend

How to Connect Framer Forms to MySQL in 3 Simple Steps (2026 Guide)

Why Connect Framer to MySQL?

Connecting your Framer landing page directly to MySQL streamlines your workflow by eliminating manual data entry and third-party webhook delays.

Insert form submissions into MySQL databases.

With FramerSend, your submissions sync in under 60 milliseconds directly via the official MySQL API with zero Zapier or Make tasks required.

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Step 1: Set Up Your MySQL Connection

1. Log into your FramerSend Dashboard. 2. Go to ConnectionsAdd Connection. 3. Select MySQL from the provider dropdown. 4. Enter your credentials. Your secrets are immediately encrypted using AES-256 GCM encryption at rest.

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Step 2: Map Form Fields Visually

1. Navigate to FormsCreate Form. 2. Select your MySQL Connection. 3. Link your Framer form field names (`email`, `name`, `message`, etc.) to the target MySQL properties. 4. Add an optional custom thank-you redirect URL.

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Step 3: Connect Your Framer Native Form

1. Copy your unique Form ID generated by FramerSend. 2. In your Framer Canvas, select your native Form Component. 3. Paste the backend URL:

https://www.framersend.com/api/submit/YOUR_FORM_ID
4. Publish your site — your Framer forms are now live and connected to MySQL!

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Security & Zero Data Retention

FramerSend strictly adheres to privacy-first engineering: - Client-Side Safety: Your MySQL credentials are never exposed in browser JavaScript. - Zero Data Retention: Form payloads are validated and dispatched immediately without storing customer PII in intermediate databases. - Unlimited Submissions: No monthly submission caps or overage charges.

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