How different teams use FigForm's file uploads (resumes, screenshots, assets & more)

A lot of form tools treat file uploads as an afterthought.
But in real workflows, files are the signal:

• HR teams collect resumes and portfolios

• Support teams need screenshots and logs

• Marketers run UGC contests and creative submissions

• Product teams capture research files and prototypes

• Agencies gather brand assets from every new client

We've been improving how file uploads work in FigForm and published a quick guide on how they behave inside the editor.

In FigForm, file uploads are just another visual element in your Figma-style editor:

• Add an input and set its type to File

• Customize placeholder, typography, spacing, borders, background, and dimensions to match your brand system

• Give users a modern UX with drag & drop, active drop-state feedback, and a spinning upload indicator while files are sent to FigForm’s servers

• Let them see the file name, remove, and replace files before they hit Submit

The result:
Non-technical teams get a branded, intuitive upload flow.
Developers don't have to wire up bespoke upload widgets for every campaign or client.
Agencies can standardize the experience while keeping per-client branding.

We break down all of this (and the current customization limits for icons & errors) in a short help article.

👉 Full article: https://figform.com/help-file-uploads