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Connect a form to Make and every submission runs a scenario, where you can route, filter, and transform the answers before sending them wherever they need to go. The Watch Responses module triggers the moment someone submits.
Connect a form to Zapier and every submission starts a Zap: post to Slack, add a row to a spreadsheet, create a CRM contact, or anything else Zapier reaches. You decide which answer goes where in Zapier's own editor.
Connect a form to Airtable and every submission becomes a new record in a table you already work in. Pick the base and table, then choose which field each answer goes to.
Connect a form to Notion and every submission becomes a new page in a database you already work in. You pick the database and decide which property each answer goes to, so responses land next to the views, filters, and relations you have already set up.
When a question pipes in an earlier answer, the email now shows it filled in, so "Why did you choose @color?" arrives as "Why did you choose Blue?".
Every field in a webhook payload carries a new display_label alongside its label. The label keeps @ references unresolved so it stays the same across submissions, which is what you want for spreadsheet headers and dashboards. The display_label shows the question with those references filled in, exactly as that respondent read it.
Add a domain in your team settings, point one CNAME record at FormGrid, and your forms live at your own address. Choose the path per form, or put a form on the domain's home page. Existing FormGrid links keep working and redirect to the new address. Available on Plus and above.
The new Send email block sends a custom email after every submission. Notify your team or send respondents a confirmation, with @ references for recipients, subject, and body. Place it inside a condition to send only when it matters. Available on Plus and above.
We replaced the generic login screen for form editor links with a dedicated page that directs editors to log in and respondents to request the correct share link.
Turn your page background into flowing pixel art with chunky dithered bands and a soft cursor ripple. Choose Retro in the Design panel for a nostalgic, lo-fi look.
Creating a form now offers a third path alongside AI and starting from scratch. Search across every category, preview any template at full size, and use it as your starting point in one click.
Give cover images a more polished transition into your form with new edge styles, including arcs, waves, slices, zigzags, and paper-like cutouts.
A new action bar puts Insert, AI, Design, Preview, and Publish within thumb's reach, and the AI and Design panels open as bottom sheets so your form stays visible.
Edit, Share, and Results are visually connected steps on published forms, with Connect set apart as its own tool.
The new Review your form step shows your draft at full size. Flip through all pages freely, then keep it or try again, with a confirmation guarding against accidental discards.
Placeholders now appear only where they add guidance, written as short instructions instead of example answers.
Closing the AI panel no longer clears your conversation. Reopen it and your messages are right where you left them, including the option to undo earlier changes, until you reload the page or end your session.
Beyond Light and Dark, you can now pick from fourteen new themes, including Minimal, Business, Bold, Elegant, Dreamy, Colorful, Retro, Techno, Earth, and Terminal. Each one is a one-click starting point you can browse and preview in the theme gallery.
The design panel is now organized into clear, collapsible sections (Page, Form, Headings, Inputs, Options, and Buttons) so every setting is easy to find and adjust. Subsections are visually distinct too, so related controls stay grouped together.
Navigation buttons are no longer tied to the style of your choice options. A dedicated Navigation section lets you set their colors, corners, border, and shadow, and you can now drop a custom icon onto the Submit button to guide respondents to the finish line.
Multiple choice fields now have a Horizontal layout toggle that arranges options side by side in a row instead of stacked in a column.
Two new page background styles: 2D Blobs drifts soft, colorful shapes built from three colors, and 3D Blobs floats shaded, tone-on-tone shapes derived from your background color. There's also a new Grain toggle that layers a fine, film-like texture over any background.
Previewing forms with animated backgrounds is now lighter on the browser.
Right-click any image in your form and choose 'Crop' to pick a new frame. The cropped image replaces the original in your form, and the un-edited source is kept so you can open Crop again later to adjust the region.
Headings can now be left-aligned (default), centered, or right-aligned via a new 'Heading alignment' option in the design panel.
Inline calculations and variables that compute a number from a formatted number field now inherit that field's prefix, suffix, and decimal settings. A `$` field multiplied by `1.1` displays as `$110.00` instead of `110`. When operands have conflicting formats, the result falls back to a plain number.
Reject repeat submissions for an Email, Short text, Phone number, or Hidden field. Toggle 'No duplicates' on the field's settings and FormGrid turns away anyone trying to submit a value that's already been recorded.
A new field type validates entries against each country's actual numbering rules and stores them in E.164. The country picker handles dial codes for you, and the smart default guesses the respondent's country from their browser language and timezone.
A new field type lets respondents pick a country from a searchable, flagged list. No more pasting 250 options into a Multiple Choice field every time you collect a country.
Embedded forms now redirect the parent page when an Open website block fires, sidestepping X-Frame-Options issues that can break in-iframe redirects. Existing embeds aren't affected. Copy a fresh snippet from the embed dialog to switch.
Embed your form as a popup modal opened by a button click — or have it appear automatically on page load, after scrolling, or on exit intent. One snippet covers it.
Configuring an embed is now a single screen with a live preview. Choose inline or full-page, toggle what's visible (title, background, cover image), set the size, and copy the snippet that matches what you see. Inline iframes auto-resize to form content and can prefill hidden fields from the host page's URL parameters.
Options and buttons now pass a stricter contrast bar on hover, active, and selected states. AI-generated themes pick option colors with the same rules in mind, so respondents can always see what they're clicking.
Low-confidence detections now check your browser language before giving up. Short and ambiguous prompts get paired with the right language far more often.
The form language dropdown now lives in the page break settings too, so you can change the language of built-in UI text without leaving the editor.
Copying and pasting content in the form editor is now more reliable, with pasted content landing where you expect it.
When trying FormGrid without an account, the header has been merged into the toolbar so the editor and AI assistant use the full screen height.
Forms created by the AI generator now show a submit button in the preview. Hit submit to see the success screen, then use the back button to return to the form.
The form preview dialog now fills most of your screen instead of being capped at a fixed size.
Full-page loading spinners are now vertically centered on screen.
Multiple choice and ranking options now have their own action buttons. Click + to insert a new option or condition, drag the handle to reorder, and click it to delete. The same actions you already know from other blocks.
Dragging a selection rectangle from outside the editor now highlights blocks as you drag, not just after you let go.
Conditional overrides inside a repeating section can now target fields outside the repeat. If any row matches the condition, the override applies.
Variables that combine text with "and", "or", or "not" now produce readable text like "John, Frank, and Mary" instead of being misinterpreted as a true/false expression.
Use conditions to show or hide content based on whether a respondent selected "Other" in a multiple choice field — no matter what they typed.
Group forms into workspaces, set roles at the team and workspace level, retain version history for up to 90 days, and accept file uploads up to 1 GB.
Invite team members, customize the social link preview, accept larger file uploads, browse and restore previous versions, and hide the FormGrid badge for a fully branded experience.
A new field type for collecting numeric input. Choose from format presets for currency, percentage, decimals, or go custom with your own prefix, suffix, and decimal settings. The field handles validation and formatting automatically — respondents just type a number.
Signed up with Google? You can now change your email address in account settings. Your Google login will be disconnected after the change, so make sure you have a password set first.
Page breaks now show a small arrow hinting where the next page begins, and numbering starts at page 2 so the first page finally makes sense.
Forms with more than 26 fields no longer break the Google Sheets integration. Column Z is no longer the end of the road.
The settings dialog is tidied up with visual separators, reordered toggles, and inline descriptions that explain each option at a glance. Less guessing, more configuring.
Buttons, error messages, and more can now appear in your respondents' language. Your own content stays untouched. Open form settings, pick a language, publish.
Smart quotes from mobile keyboards, fancy dashes, and invisible characters no longer break text conditions. O’Brien finally equals O'Brien.
Two new ways to course-correct: an undo button (or Cmd+Z) to instantly revert the last change, and an edit option to rework any prompt and resubmit it.
The browser tab icon for published forms now picks up your theme colors automatically. No setup needed.
The AI Chat panel is wider on large screens, scrolling is smoother, and AI responses now render with basic formatting. There's also a new option to discard changes and roll back from any prompt.
Describe the behavior you want and the AI builds it. Conditions, page jumps, redirects, repeating blocks, calculations, variables, and default values — all supported.
The AI now catches its own mistakes and retries automatically. Fewer failed edits and smarter handling of unsupported requests.
No more endless decimal trails. Calculated fields now round to two decimal places so your respondents see 1.33 instead of 1.3333333333.
Better centering, smoother scrolling on small screens, and improved button placement on the thank-you page.
Better at following your instructions, less likely to hallucinate, and faster at making edits. It also keeps more of the conversation in memory and gives more thoughtful replies when you ask for feedback or ideas.
Get an email with the full response every time someone submits your form. Toggle it on in form settings, one click and you're subscribed.
Trimmed external dependencies and optimized font loading so published forms are lighter and load even faster.
Add a signature pad to your form and let respondents sign on screen with mouse, touch, or stylus. Great for contracts, waivers, and consent forms.
A counter next to the Results tab shows how many responses your form has received. New responses now appear automatically, no need to reload.
Click into any response to see it displayed in the original form layout — exactly as the person filled it out. Flip through responses with arrow keys without closing the viewer.
Customize how your form link appears when shared on social media or messaging apps. Set a preview image, title, description, and even swap out the favicon in the browser tab.
Let respondents fill out a group of fields multiple times. Great for multi-entry sections like adding team members or line items.
Redirect respondents to an external URL after submission or mid-form inside a condition. Supports @ references in the URL for dynamic links.
Skip ahead or branch to a specific page based on respondent answers. Pair with a condition to build multi-path forms.
Conditionally override field settings like required, default values, or character limits. Make a field required only when a specific option is selected, for example.
Pre-fill fields with a static value or a dynamic @ reference. Respondents can always change it.
Show computed values right inside your text. Type /calculate to drop a live formula into any paragraph.
For power users: switch to formula mode and write expressions directly. Full support for arithmetic, comparisons, logic operators, and functions like COUNT, MAX, MIN, and AVG.
Type @ to reference any field or variable. Works in conditions, variables, calculations, text, and even redirect URLs.
Define named values that update as the form is filled out. Perfect for scoring, totals, and dynamic text.
Show or hide parts of your form based on what respondents answer. Type /condition to get started.
Image processing happens faster behind the scenes. Uploaded images are ready to go sooner.
Social media link previews now use smart cropping to find a better cutout of your cover image.
Shared form links now look nicer on social media. The cover image is automatically included in the preview.
Upgraded to a more capable language model for understanding edit prompts. Better results, fewer retries.
Squashed a sneaky styling mismatch where images looked slightly different in the editor vs. the published form. Pixel-perfect harmony restored.
The editor's insert menu no longer tries to escape off the edge of smaller screens. It knows its place now.
Forms with a simple background and no transparency skip the backdrop blur entirely now. Less GPU work, smoother scrolling, happier browsers.
Bumped the default border radius from 8px to 32px. Forms now look more modern out of the box.
The form builder now shows the submit button right in the editor. What you see is what you get.
In-progress answers are now saved as you go. If a respondent closes the tab or refreshes, their draft is restored.
Shuffle the order of multiple choice options for each respondent. Great for reducing bias in surveys.
Color pickers in the theme editor now show a checkerboard behind transparent colors. No more guessing opacity.
Upgraded to a more capable image model. AI-generated cover images now look sharper and more on-theme.
A dedicated email field type with built-in validation. No more free-text typos.
AI-generated forms can now include a custom thank you page, so your respondents get a proper send-off.
Themes now support custom heading fonts and sizes. Make it yours.
Delete and other keyboard shortcuts now work reliably after selecting elements with a rectangle selection.
AI-generated forms can now use solid color backgrounds and no longer force the transparent blur style for Radiance.
Upgraded to better language models for theme and content generation. Expect better results.
More control over your form's look — tweak border radius and borders right from the theme settings.
Add a fully custom end page to your forms. Show a message, add a link, or just say thanks your way.
The title in your sidebar no longer needs to match what respondents see. Name your forms however you want internally.
Fixed inconsistencies between the editor and the published form, including form width and title breaks.
Send form responses to any URL. Build your own integrations, trigger automations, go wild.
Connect your form to a Google Sheet and watch responses flow in automatically.
The form builder now supports dark mode. Easy on the eyes, great for late-night form building.
Pass data into your forms via URL parameters without showing anything to respondents. Handy for tracking.
Done collecting? Close your form with one click. No more unwanted submissions.
You can now delete individual responses. Clean up test data or remove duplicates.
Forms with a single simple field on a page now automatically move to the next page. One less click for respondents.
Form response IDs are now random strings, making them safe to share and reference externally.
AI generation now picks up on the language of your prompt more reliably, so your forms come out in the right language.
Squashed several edge cases with theme colors. Things should look right everywhere now.
A new background option for when you want icons without the animation.
Forms now work in older browsers that were previously having trouble.
New Fluid background option, interactive parallax and rotation on icon backgrounds, more icon customization (direction, speed, density), and you can now combine icon effects with other backgrounds.
The form editor now feels right on phones and tablets. Tap targets, spacing, and layouts all improved.
Let respondents upload files directly through your forms.
New background effects and option button styles for a better-looking published form.
Share your results dashboard with a public link. Great for transparency and collaboration.
Charts for every field in your form. See how people are responding at a glance.
Multi-page forms now have smooth navigation transitions. No more jarring page jumps.
The publish button no longer gets stuck in an enabled state.
Forms now animate in when they load. First impressions matter.
A delightful little animation when your respondents hit submit. It's the small things.
Break long forms into multiple pages. Better experience for everyone.
The insert menu now shows on hover and for the active block. Less hunting, more building.
Switching between published forms now fetches the latest responses. No more stale data.
Let respondents rank options in order. Perfect for preference surveys and prioritization.
Describe the form you need and let AI build it for you — content, fields, and a matching theme, all from a single prompt.
Publish your form with one click and share it via a unique link.
Short text, long text, multiple choice, rating, and linear scale — all the essentials to get you started.
Add a hero image to the top of your form. Set the mood before the first question.
A block-based WYSIWYG editor for building forms. Drag, drop, and arrange fields however you like.
Multiple people can edit the same form at the same time. No conflicts, no surprises.
Invite teammates to your workspace and collaborate on forms together.
Organize your forms into workspaces. Keep things tidy as you scale.
Group forms into folders within your workspace. Because even your forms deserve some structure.
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