28 field types for
any kind of question

A single-line text input. Use for names, titles, short answers, or any response that fits in one line. Supports character limits and regex validation.

A multi-line textarea for open-ended responses, messages, feedback, and detailed explanations. Configurable minimum and maximum character limits.

An email input with built-in format validation. Rejects malformed addresses before submission. Used for contact details, account creation, and newsletter signups.

A phone number field with optional international country code prefix. Validates number format based on the selected country. Mobile-friendly numeric keyboard on phones.

Accepts only numeric input. Set minimum, maximum, decimal places, and step increments. Use it for quantities, ages, budgets, and any measurable value.

A text field that validates the input as a properly formatted URL. Useful for portfolio links, company websites, social profiles, and referral sources.

A masked text input where characters are hidden as the respondent types. Use for access-code gated forms, PIN confirmations, or internal process forms.

A collapsible select list — ideal when there are many options and space is limited. Supports single selection and optional search to filter long lists.

Radio buttons displayed inline — one answer only. Best for short lists where all options should be visible at once. Supports an "Other (please specify)" free-text option.

Multi-select checkboxes where respondents can pick any number of options. Set a minimum and maximum number of required selections.

Image-based selection cards instead of text labels. Respondents click on a picture to choose it. Supports single or multi-select. Great for product preference and design surveys.

Respondents drag a list of items into their preferred order. Use for priority surveys, feature voting, and preference ranking. Returns a numbered sequence in the submission.

Rate multiple items (rows) across the same scale (columns) in one compact table. Each row is a separate radio group. Perfect for Likert-style satisfaction and comparison surveys.

Like a matrix grid but with checkboxes — respondents can select multiple options per row. Useful for availability grids, feature selection tables, and permission checklists.

A calendar date picker for birth dates, event dates, deadlines, and appointment requests. Set a minimum and maximum selectable date range to restrict past or future dates.

A time picker with 12h or 24h format. Configurable step increments (e.g. 15-minute slots). Use for preferred call times, appointment slots, and event schedules.

A combined date and time picker in a single field. Collects a precise timestamp — useful for booking requests, meeting scheduling, and event registrations.

Clickable star icons on a 1–5 or 1–10 scale. The icon shape (star, heart, thumbs up) and color are customizable. Respondents hover to preview before selecting.

The standard 0–10 Net Promoter Score field. Automatically segments responses into Promoters (9–10), Passives (7–8), and Detractors (0–6) in the analytics report.

A numbered scale from 1–5 up to 1–10 with custom low and high labels (e.g. "Strongly disagree" to "Strongly agree"). Ideal for Likert questions and satisfaction measurements.

A drag handle on a horizontal track. Set the minimum, maximum, and step value. Displays the selected value as the respondent drags. Great for budget ranges and effort estimates.

Respondents attach one or multiple files per field. Configure allowed file types (PDF, images, Word, Excel, ZIP) and a maximum file size. Files are stored securely and downloadable from the submission view.

A touchscreen-friendly canvas where respondents draw their signature with a mouse or finger. Saved as a PNG image attached to each submission. Use for contracts, waivers, and consent forms.

A non-input heading with optional description text to introduce a group of related fields. Helps respondents understand what the next set of questions is about.

A rich-text content block for longer instructions, images, or formatted information. Not a question — purely informational. Supports bold, italic, lists, and links.

Splits the form into multiple pages. Each page break starts a new step with its own title and optional description. Required fields on the current page are validated before advancing.

A GDPR-compliant consent field with a linked privacy policy URL. Required by default. The exact consent text and timestamp are stored with every submission for full audit compliance.

Computes a value using a formula that references other numeric fields. The result can be shown to the respondent (e.g. a price total or quiz score) or kept hidden for internal reporting only.