Your visitors are tired of typing into boxes. Let their AI do it. I give you two ways. Keep your own form and add one script below it. Or put an AI Form API form on your page with one embed script. Both take a few minutes. Pick the one that fits and follow its guide.
The two ways, in plain words
Way 1: keep your form. You paste one script tag below your form. A button appears above the form. Your visitor presses it, copies a prompt, and gives it to Claude, ChatGPT or any other AI. The AI asks for what it does not know and replies with one block of text. The visitor pastes the block back. The boxes fill. The visitor reads them and presses your own Submit button. The script sends nothing.
Way 2: embed our form. You make a form with AI Form API. You paste one script tag where you want the form to show. The form appears in a frame on your page. Answers come to us. You read them in the dashboard, as CSV, through the API or by webhook. Your visitor's AI can fill this form too.
Which one should I pick?
| Way 1: keep your form | Way 2: embed our form | |
|---|---|---|
| You already have a form | Yes, it stays as it is | No, you make a new one |
| Account | None | A free account |
| Where the answers go | Where they go today | To AI Form API |
| Who presses Submit | Your visitor, on your form | Your visitor, or an AI that can send requests |
| Works with a Typeform, Google Forms or Tally embed | No | Not needed: you replace it |
| Cost | Free | Free plan: 3 open forms and 100 responses a month |
The guides
Start here
- Add AI fill to any HTML form: the core guide, with the one script tag.
By platform, for Way 1
For Way 2
If your form is a Typeform, Google Form or Tally embed
Good to know
- The reference pages are in the docs: agent-fill.js and embed.
- Your visitor stays in charge. The AI never sends your form for them when you use Way 1.
- Fields that ask for passwords, codes, card or account numbers, or passport and national ID numbers are never read. The visitor types them by hand.
Questions
Do I need an account to add the script under my own form?
No. The script needs no account and no API key. You paste one script tag below your form. You only need an account if you want to make a new form with AI Form API and embed it.
Does AI Form API see what my visitors type into my form?
Not when you use the script under your own form. After the browser has loaded the script, it makes no network request, so the labels, the prompt and the answers stay on your page. The embedded form is different: its answers are sent to AI Form API and stored there.
Can I use both ways on one site?
Yes. Use the script on the forms you already have. Use an embedded form where you need a new one. For one single form, pick one way so your visitors do not see two buttons.