Form Builder offers ten field types, covering most common survey and questionnaire needs:
- Short Text — a single-line text answer.
- Email — a single-line answer with an email-shaped input.
- Long Text — a multi-line text answer.
- Number — a numeric answer.
- Checkbox — a single yes/no toggle, with its own description text (e.g. "I agree to the terms").
- Multiple Choice — pick exactly one from a list of options you define.
- Checkboxes — pick any number from a list of options you define.
- Dropdown — pick exactly one from a list, shown as a select menu instead of a list of radio buttons, useful once a question has many options.
- Rating — a 1-to-N scale (you choose the top number, 2 to 10) rendered as clickable numbered buttons.
- Section Break — not a question, a heading (with optional supporting text) that divides the form into parts.
Options-based fields
Multiple Choice, Checkboxes, and Dropdown all use the same Options list in the inspector, add, edit, or remove an option's own label there, at least 2 options are expected for these to make sense.
Tip: Marking a field Required only affects the published form's own validation, it won't let a respondent submit past it empty, Section Break ignores this setting entirely since it isn't a question.