Create a form online in minutes
Build a form in minutes with a drag-and-drop builder or a single AI prompt. Unlimited responses, beautiful by default, and no code required.
The short answer
You can build a form on FormSnapp in about two minutes: start from a designed template, describe it in a sentence and let AI draft it, or drag fields onto a blank form. Publishing gives you a link, an embed snippet and a QR code, and the free plan takes unlimited responses.
- Cost
- Free — unlimited forms and unlimited responses, no card
- Time to first form
- Two minutes from a template, less from an AI prompt
- Question types
- 22, including rating, ranking, matrix, NPS and signature
- Sharing
- Public link, embed on any site, or a QR code
How to create a form online
Seven steps from an empty account to a form collecting answers. Most people finish the first form in a couple of minutes.
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Start from a template, a prompt or a blank form
Pick one of 70 designed templates, describe the form in a sentence and let AI draft it, or start empty. Every route ends in the same editor, so nothing is locked in.
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Add your questions
Choose from 22 question types — text, choice, rating, NPS, ranking, matrix, file upload, signature and more — and drag them into order. Mark only the questions you cannot do without as required.
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Choose a layout and a theme
Show every question on one page, split them into steps, ask one at a time, or arrange fields freely on a canvas — 4 layouts, switchable at any time. Then pick one of 26 designed themes.
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Add logic, scoring and piping
Show a follow-up only to the people it applies to, add up a score as people answer, and greet them by the name they gave two questions earlier. Show/hide logic, scoring and piping are free.
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Preview it on desktop and phone
Fill the form in yourself before anyone else does. The preview switches between desktop and mobile, and required fields block you exactly as they will block a respondent.
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Publish and share
Publishing gives you a public link, an embed snippet for your website and a QR code. Set the form to open and close on a date, or to stop after a number of responses, with your own closed message.
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Collect and read the responses
Responses arrive in your dashboard with no cap on any plan. See the completion rate and each question's answers, export to CSV, or on Pro send every response to Google Sheets, Slack or Notion as it arrives.
What the builder does for you
Every featureWhat you can build
Contact Form template, 4 questions
Lead GenerationLet visitors reach you with four fields and nothing in the way.
A quick star rating and two open questions about what worked and what didn't.
Take registrations with ticket types, guest numbers and access needs.
Which field type should each question be?
The commonest mistake in a first form is making everything a text box. It is quick to build and slow to answer, and it turns analysis into reading. Match the field to the answer you want and both problems go away.
- Short text
- Names, references, job titles. Anything longer than a line wants Long text instead — a single-line box tells people to be brief whether you meant it or not.
- Validated on submit, so a typo is caught before the response is stored rather than after you try to reply to it.
- Multiple choice
- One answer from a known set. If the set is not genuinely exhaustive, add an 'Other' option with a text box or you will collect wrong answers.
- Checkboxes
- Several answers from a set. Say how many may be picked — 'all that apply' and 'up to three' produce very different data.
- Dropdown
- A long known list: country, department, plan. Under about six options a choice list is faster, because it needs no tap to open.
- Rating
- Strength of feeling about one thing. Keep the scale identical across a form — mixing 1–5 and 1–10 makes answers impossible to compare.
- Date
- A calendar picker rather than a text box, which is the difference between 03/04 meaning March and meaning April.
- File upload
- CVs, briefs, photos. 5 MB per file on the free plan, 10 MB on paid.
How long should a form be?
Shorter than feels comfortable. Every field is a small negotiation, and the fields you add 'while we are asking' are the ones that lose you responses. A useful test: for each question, name the decision the answer changes. If you cannot, cut it — you are collecting it because it is easy to collect.
- Contact or enquiry
- Three to five fields. Name, email, and what they want. Anything else can be asked in the reply, when they are already talking to you.
- Lead qualification
- Six to eight, split across two pages. Ask who they are first and what they need second — people abandon a budget question far less readily once they have already invested a page.
- Survey
- Under ten questions. Completion falls sharply beyond that, and the drop is steeper than most people expect.
- Application
- As long as it needs to be, but multi-step and with a resume link. Nobody fills in a job application in one sitting, and pretending otherwise costs you candidates.
Required fields cost more than you think
A required question that someone cannot honestly answer is a dead end: they cannot proceed, so they leave. That is one lost response for one field you probably did not need. Require only what you genuinely cannot use the submission without — usually an email address and one or two others — and let the rest be optional. You will get more answers overall, including to the optional questions, because people who are not fighting the form tend to keep going.
Is FormSnapp free to create forms?
Yes. You can create unlimited forms for free. Pro ($19/mo) removes branding and unlocks custom domains, higher AI limits, and more.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. FormSnapp is fully no-code — build visually or generate with AI.
How many responses can I collect?
As many as you get. Every plan, Free included, has unlimited forms and unlimited responses.
Can I embed the form on my website?
Yes — share via link, embed, or QR code.
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