Question types

Every question has a label, optional help text (one line under the label), an optional icon, and a required switch. Each type adds its own settings.

Text and contact

Type	Use it for	Its own settings
Short text	Names, short answers.	Placeholder, min and max length, a pattern.
Long text	Comments, descriptions.	Placeholder, min and max length.
Email	Email addresses. Checked to look like one.	Placeholder.
Phone	Phone numbers, with a country code picker (India first).	The country code it starts on, placeholder, a pattern.
Number	Counts, ages, amounts.	Minimum, maximum. Can be the amount to pay on a paid form, for donations or tips.
Address	Delivery and billing addresses: street, landmark, city, state (a list for India), PIN code and country.	Required means street, city and PIN code.
Signature	Waivers, consent, delivery sign-off. People sign with a finger or the mouse.

Choices

Type	Use it for	Its own settings
Single choice	One answer from a list.	Options, and how they look. See Choice displays.
Dropdown	One answer from a long list.	Options.
Multiple choice	Any number of answers.	Options, shown as a list, pills or cards.
Yes / no	One quick decision.	Labels for each button, or a switch.
Consent	Agreeing to terms.	The consent text. Leave it empty for a single tick box.
Country	A country, picked from a list.
Choice grid	Rating several things on the same choices: Food, Service, Value × Poor, OK, Great. One pick per row.	Rows and columns, one per line. Required means every row.
Ranking	Putting options in order of importance. People drag them or use the arrows.	The items, one per line (2 to 20).

Options can also come from one of your lists instead of being typed in, with prices and spots left. See Choices from a list.

Scales and ratings

Type	Use it for	Its own settings
Rating	Stars.	Number of stars (3 to 10).
Opinion scale	A 0–10 or 1–5 score, like "How likely are you to rate us?"	Lower and higher ends (0 or 1 to 3–10), labels for each end.
NPS	"How likely are you to recommend us?" from 0 to 10. Results show your Net Promoter Score.	Labels for each end.
Slider	A value in a range, like a budget.	Minimum, maximum, step, text before and after the value ($, %, km). Can be the amount to pay.
Calculation	Quotes, totals, scores.	A formula over earlier answers, text before and after, decimals. Read-only; see Calculations and answer piping.

Dates, times and files

Type	Use it for	Its own settings
Date	Days.
Time	Times of day.
File	Documents, pictures.	Allowed file types (images, documents, or your own list). The file uploads as soon as it's picked: pictures, PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, plain text or CSV, up to 8 MB. Open it from the response.

Hidden fields

A hidden field is never shown. It keeps something about the response that the person doesn't type, like where they came from: it fills from the form's link (?utm_source=instagram) or holds a fixed value. See Fill answers from the link.

Side by side

Two short questions that belong together (first and last name, city and postcode, date and time) can sit side by side: set each one's width to half. Forms the agent builds do this on their own.

Show questions only for some answers

Any question, block or step can show only when earlier answers call for it. See Conditional logic.

Layout blocks

Headings, text, images and dividers structure a form without asking anything. See Layout blocks.