Stop rebuilding your forms as a list of questions.
Design on a real page, laid out exactly as it prints. Share one link, in any language. Get every answer back as clean data, charts and a report you can send.
A real template: Vehicle Repair Estimate Approval — one of 30 Automotive Repair forms
900 forms already written, for 30 trades.
Not blank templates with a heading on them. Working forms for the jobs a business actually does — laid out on the page, with the right questions, the right controls and the rules already set.
30 forms in every one.
A few of them, picked at random
Open one, change the parts that are yours, send the link. It is a starting point that took somebody a day, not a blank sheet.
And this is where you change it.
Controls down the left, an A4 sheet with rulers in the middle, and whatever you drop on it stays exactly where you put it — measured in millimetres, so the thing you design is the thing that prints.
Any language, both waysNew
Offer a form in any of 450+ languages. Readers switch with one tap; you design in your own words and can see the form in theirs before you publish. Answers come back in whatever language they were written, and you can read the questions beside them in yours.
Profanity kept outNew
Answers are checked before they are recorded. Refuse them, or quietly clean the wording and keep the rest — per question, or across every text box on the form. Obfuscation is caught too, so "sh1t" does not get through where "shit" would not.
Charts and reports, not just rowsNew
Build measures from your answers and let FormHoney pick the chart, or choose from 22 kinds — bar, line, treemap, box and whisker, heatmap and the rest. Arrange them into an A4 report with your own branding, and print or send it.
A real page, not a scrolling list
Lay your form out on an A4 sheet with rulers and a snap grid, so every control lines up horizontally and vertically — exactly as it will print.
Twenty-one controls
Text, headings, boxes, dates, numbers, sliders, drop-downs, radio buttons, checkbox groups, file uploads, signatures, images and video.
Rules that respond
Show, hide or require a control — or a whole group — based on what someone has already answered. Checked again on the server at submit time.
Controlled access
Give a form a passcode and require an email address before it opens. Set the dates it is available, and disable a whole project in one click.
Take the results anywhere
Every response is stored as JSON and can be emailed on. Export to CSV, Excel or Word, or print the lot to PDF, whenever you need it.
Data sources
Keep option lists in one place and point any drop-down, radio group or checklist at them. Update once, and every form follows.
Your first form takes about ten minutes.
Every new account starts with the Control Gallery — a working example of all 21 controls, already in your first project — and the whole library of 900 ready-made forms beside it. Open one, change it into the form you actually need, and send the link.