You build your form out of questions. Here are all the different question types that you can use to create your form.

You’ll find all the questions in the Create panel. To get here, log in to your account, open an existing form, or start a new one, and the Create panel will open.

To add a question, click the + button on the left to see all the different question types:

You can also change an individual question's type from the drop-down menu under Question settings, in the right-hand sidebar.

If you want a short written answer from respondent such as a name, address etc, this is what you need. You can also choose a min and max character limit for answers.

This is ideal if you want people to write long answers. You can also choose a min and max character limit for answers, like with Short text questions.

The Date question allows Respondents to pick a date in this format: 30 Dec, 1989

Respondents can pick a time using a 12-hour or 24-hour format, such as 01:30 PM or 13:30 depending on which hour format you have enabled in the question settings.

You can also switch off time toggle in the question settings if you want respondents to only pick a date and vice-versa.

This only accepts numbers as an answer. The number question supports positive whole numbers, decimal points and negative numbers.

You can also specify a min and max number limit for answers.

This only accepts correctly formatted email addresses as answers. If respondents tries to add text in the wrong format, they'll see a warning message, and have to try again.

The phone number question lets you collect contact details in a snap. You can choose a default country code that will be prefilled to save time for your respondents.

The respondent can also type or select a country code from the dropdown menu, and each country is configured so they can only enter a correctly formatted number.

The phone numbers will be available in the Results tab in similar format: +1(212)456-7890 depending on the country code.

Use this to collect websites and links from your respondents.

When a question requires respondents to choose from a list of options, you need a Multiple Choice question.

In question settings, you can make your question required, allow multiple selection, randomize (so the order of your choices will change every time your form is opened), add an "Other" option, and change your choices alignment.

Use the dropdown question type to offer a long list of answer options, from which your respondents can choose one.

In question settings, you can set the question as required, randomize or alphabetize the list options, or add an image or video.

If you choose to activate Multiple selection, you can then choose to allow respondent unlimited selections, an exact number, or give them a range ("Choose 2-5 of the following", for example).

The Image Choice question is a visual version of Multiple Choice, you can add images to each option with a Image Choice question.

In question settings, you can make your question as Required, turn the picture labels on and off (turn off if you want no text under your images). You can set your images to Supersize, Magnify image, Multiple selection and Randomize choices.

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Use this for closed questions – where there are only two choices - Yes/No, Happy/Sad, Like/Dislike and Male/Female.

A Slider is a graphical input field that allows respondents to select any number that falls between the slider’s range. You can define your slider’s range in the Min and Max values.

The Default value input field allows you to choose what number the slider will be set at by default.

The Step input field allows you to set up the size of the intervals users can choose from on the main slider. If you choose the Step size to be 10, the slider will allow users to select number at intervals of 10.

The Prefix and Postfix input field allows you to write something before and after the slider's value.

A rating question is a simple and visual way of rating things. You can use stars, hearts, trophy and many more!

You can choose the number of options (between 1-10) in your rating scale, and select the symbols you want to use.

Note! For Smileys symbol, the number of options are fixed to five in the rating scale.

This lets respondents give a rating on a numbered scale from zero to ten. You can define the range with the steps tool. The default is 10, which gives you a scale of 1-10. The smallest number of steps you can have is 2, giving you a scale of 0-1.

Optionally, you can also add labels to the left, middle and right of your scale.

This allows respondents to input data in a grid-like format. It can be used to create a Likert scale or for questions that involve multiple statements or criteria with a common set of response options.

You can have input type as - Single select, Multi select, Text entry and Dropdown.

Note! You can add Logic to Matrix questions. But you can't Recall information from this question type.

Use this to capture simple electronic signatures for contracts, offers, payments and more.

Signatures are saved securely as image files on your Results screen. Click on the signatures files to open and download them. In Google sheet and CSV (Excel) export, signatures will appear as a link, which can be downloaded.

Include a File Upload question in your form to let respondents attach files to their answers.

The File Upload question supports all file types, with a maximum file size of 10MB.

Respondents can also upload files from their mobile device. If they’re viewing the form on a phone or tablet, they can either upload a photo from their library or take a picture with the camera and upload it.

You can then download the file via the Results panel.

Note!

The payment question type allows you to build payment forms in minutes using Stripe integration without a single line of code. Find out more about Payment.

Start your form on the right note with a Welcome Screen. Captivate your audience with a nice image, explain the purpose of your form, introduce yourself, and more. Make a memorable first impression!

These are useful when you want to say something without requiring a response. You can add a quote or an inspiring message to your form with a Statement. These are ideal for creating a pause or transitioning to the next section of your form.

A Thank You Screen is the final screen your respondents see after submitting a form. You can show different Thank You screen based on the answers selected, price/scores achieved by the respondent. Learn more about Thank You Screen (Endings)

Every question type has a settings menu that you'll find on the right side of the screen in the Question panel.

Here you can set your question to Required, set the maximum number of characters for responses, add an image or video, and more depending on the question type.