We just shipped label elements in FigForm

We've been tightening up a lot of "invisible" UX details in FigForm, and today we shipped a big one: label elements.

Instead of treating labels as just styled text, FigForm now lets you:

• Turn a container into a proper Label element

• Connect it to an input via the For field using the input's ID

• Or wrap inputs inside labels for checkbox/radio patterns

• Keep everything fully on-brand in a Figma-like editor

Why bother?

• Screen readers rely on labels to announce what each field is

• Larger clickable areas = better mobile UX and fewer missed taps

• Clearer forms usually convert better (and create fewer support headaches)

This feature is small from an implementation standpoint, but it's a big win for accessibility and overall form quality - especially for agencies and teams shipping client-facing forms.

If you're building a product with forms, how much attention are you giving to labels and accessibility right now?

Full breakdown of how it works in FigForm: https://figform.com/help-labels