# Loading form elements

Before you can start to configure the multi-step functionality, you must load all of the form elements (steps and inputs) into the Form Editor. To do that, you must:

1. Make sure, that you have prepared your form and its elements with the [Elements Manager](/elements-manager/what-is-the-elements-manager.md)
2. Publish your project to the .webflow\.io staging domain
3. Click the "Load elements" icon at the top right of the canvas

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Once you have loaded your form elements, all of your steps will appear in the sidebar, and you can start to drag them onto the canvas.

### Future changes

If you want to make changes to the form elements at a later point in time (like adding new steps, renaming inputs), and want these changes to be visible inside the Form Editor, you must follow the same steps:

1. Make changes to form elements
2. Publish your project to the .webflow\.io staging domain
3. Click the "Load elements" icon at the top right of the canvas

### Tutorial Video

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