Form to Notion — every submission as a new page in your Notion database

splitforms turns any HTML form into a Notion database writer. Connect your Notion workspace once in the dashboard, pick the destination database (you can scope splitforms to just that page, not your whole workspace), and splitforms maps form field names to database property names automatically. Every new submission creates a new page in the database within a second of submit, with property types respected: text inputs go to Text or Title properties, email inputs to Email, URL inputs to URL, date inputs to Date, file inputs to Files & media, and comma-separated values land in Multi-select (auto-creating tag options that don't yet exist). Use this to run lead pipelines, applicant trackers, support intake queues, customer feedback, or research signups directly inside Notion — your team works in the tool they already use, and you skip building a custom dashboard. Field mapping is fully overridable in the dashboard, so you can rename properties without breaking the integration; conditional rules let you route different forms to different databases or only write certain submissions (e.g. 'only create a page if priority = high'). Multiple Notion integrations per form let one submission write to a 'Leads' database AND a quarterly archive in parallel. The integration uses Notion's official OAuth and writes via the official Notion API, so it inherits Notion's rate limits (3 requests/sec, plenty for any form) and respects all Notion permissions — anyone with access to the database can edit pages splitforms creates. Disconnecting takes one click and removes splitforms' Notion access; existing pages remain untouched.

// Setup:
//  1. Create a Notion database with columns matching your form fields
//     (Name as title, Email as email, Message as text, Status as select, etc.).
//  2. In splitforms dashboard → Integrations → Notion → Connect workspace.
//  3. Pick the database, confirm the field-to-property mapping, save.
// Every submission below creates a new page in that Notion database within ~1s.

<form action="https://splitforms.com/api/submit" method="POST">
  <input type="hidden" name="access_key" value="YOUR_ACCESS_KEY" />

  <!-- Form field names should match Notion property names (case-insensitive). -->
  <input type="text"  name="Name"    placeholder="Name"    required />
  <input type="email" name="Email"   placeholder="Email"   required />
  <input type="text"  name="Source"  value="Landing page contact" />