Field types
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A single-line box for short, free-typed answers like a name or subject line.
A structured name field that splits first, middle and last into their own inputs.
Validates the address is properly formatted before it reaches your inbox.
Collects and formats a telephone number for callback or SMS follow-up.
Checks the entry is a well-formed web address before accepting it.
A numeric-only box with optional minimum, maximum and step limits.
A stricter numeric entry field for values that need tighter formatting than Number.
A multi-line box for longer messages, feedback or comments.
Locks typed input to a pattern you define — great for reference codes or IDs.
A calendar picker for collecting a date in a consistent, chosen format.
A clock-style picker for collecting a time of day.
One grouped field for street, city, state, zip and country.
A ready-made dropdown of every country for location selection.
A single-choice dropdown built from the options you list.
A dropdown that lets more than one option be chosen at once.
One choice from a visible set of mutually exclusive options.
Any number of options a respondent can tick from your list.
A clickable star scale for a quick satisfaction or quality score.
A draggable slider for picking a numeric value within bounds you set.
A 0–10 Net Promoter Score scale with detractor, passive and promoter colour zones.
Turns options into a visual picker of images instead of plain text labels.
A row-by-column grid for rating several items on the same scale at once.
Suggests matches from a list you define as the person types.
A masked entry field, with an optional confirm-password match check.
A formatting-aware editor for bold, lists and links instead of plain text.
A paired start/end date picker with a configurable minimum and maximum span.
A read-only field that computes a live result from a formula referencing other fields.
Captures a hand-drawn signature and stores it as an image with the entry.
A group of fields the respondent can add or remove rows of — guests, line items, and so on.
Captures the respondent's location, with an optional live map preview.
A swatch picker for collecting a colour value.
Carries a preset or server-verified value — like a user ID or URL parameter — invisibly.
A human-verification challenge that keeps automated spam off your forms.
Lets a respondent attach one or more files, with type and size limits you control.
A list of items with prices the respondent chooses from, as radio buttons or a dropdown.
Lets a respondent set how many of a linked Payment Item they want.
Lets the respondent enter their own amount — ideal for donations — within limits you set.
Shows the computed total and checkout controls for everything selected in the form.
A titled divider that visually separates one part of a long form from the next.
Drops custom HTML into the form for content the standard fields can't cover.
Static instructional or descriptive text — nothing is collected here.
A required checkbox tied to your linked terms text that must be accepted to submit.
Splits a long form into multiple steps with a progress indicator.
The form's submit control, with a customisable label and style.
A single-line box for short, free-typed answers like a name or subject line.
A structured name field that splits first, middle and last into their own inputs.
Validates the address is properly formatted before it reaches your inbox.
Collects and formats a telephone number for callback or SMS follow-up.
Checks the entry is a well-formed web address before accepting it.
A numeric-only box with optional minimum, maximum and step limits.
A stricter numeric entry field for values that need tighter formatting than Number.
A multi-line box for longer messages, feedback or comments.
Locks typed input to a pattern you define — great for reference codes or IDs.
A calendar picker for collecting a date in a consistent, chosen format.
A clock-style picker for collecting a time of day.
One grouped field for street, city, state, zip and country.
A ready-made dropdown of every country for location selection.
A single-choice dropdown built from the options you list.
A dropdown that lets more than one option be chosen at once.
One choice from a visible set of mutually exclusive options.
Any number of options a respondent can tick from your list.
A clickable star scale for a quick satisfaction or quality score.
A draggable slider for picking a numeric value within bounds you set.
A human-verification challenge that keeps automated spam off your forms.
Lets a respondent attach one or more files, with type and size limits you control.
A titled divider that visually separates one part of a long form from the next.
Drops custom HTML into the form for content the standard fields can't cover.
Static instructional or descriptive text — nothing is collected here.
A required checkbox tied to your linked terms text that must be accepted to submit.
The form's submit control, with a customisable label and style.
A 0–10 Net Promoter Score scale with detractor, passive and promoter colour zones.
Turns options into a visual picker of images instead of plain text labels.
A row-by-column grid for rating several items on the same scale at once.
Suggests matches from a list you define as the person types.
A masked entry field, with an optional confirm-password match check.
A formatting-aware editor for bold, lists and links instead of plain text.
A paired start/end date picker with a configurable minimum and maximum span.
A read-only field that computes a live result from a formula referencing other fields.
Captures a hand-drawn signature and stores it as an image with the entry.
A group of fields the respondent can add or remove rows of — guests, line items, and so on.
Captures the respondent's location, with an optional live map preview.
A swatch picker for collecting a colour value.
Carries a preset or server-verified value — like a user ID or URL parameter — invisibly.
A list of items with prices the respondent chooses from, as radio buttons or a dropdown.
Lets a respondent set how many of a linked Payment Item they want.
Lets the respondent enter their own amount — ideal for donations — within limits you set.
Shows the computed total and checkout controls for everything selected in the form.
Splits a long form into multiple steps with a progress indicator.