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Create a survey

Build questions, set which ones are required, and save a draft.

Building a survey works like filling out a short form builder. No setup or code is needed.

Start a new survey

1. Go to Surveys. 2. Select New survey, or pick a template from the gallery to start with questions already written. 3. Give the survey a clear name. People see this at the top of the form.

Background color

In the survey editor, open the color control to the left of Undo.

| Option | What respondents see |
| --- | --- |
| None | Normal light or dark mode (default for new surveys) |
| Multicolor | Each question type gets its own background color |
| A solid color | That color stays for the whole survey |
| Custom color | Tap **+** at the end of the palette to pick any color. Custom swatches are saved for your organization and show up for everyone on the team. Remove one with the small **×** on the swatch. |

When you pick a color other than None, the editor itself switches to a light-on-color look so you can preview contrast.

Question types

| Type | Use it for |
| --- | --- |
| Short answer | Names, job titles, one-line replies |
| Long answer | Feedback and open comments |
| Multiple choice | One option from a list |
| Checkboxes | Several options from a list |
| Yes or no | Simple confirmations |
| Number | Ratings, counts, amounts |
| Date | Start dates, deadlines |
| File upload | Certificates, receipts, IDs |

Open a question’s ⋯ menu and use Details to add a short description (good for examples) or Attach image (JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF, up to 5 MB). You can preview the image in the editor right away; it is uploaded when you save the survey. The image shows under the question title for respondents, and they can click it to open a larger preview.

Required questions

Turn on Required in a question’s ⋯ menu for anything you truly need. That may add an asterisk (*) at the end of the title in the editor as a shortcut - you can delete it, and typing one at the end of a title (then pressing Enter or clicking away) also marks the question required. Respondents see the required marker from the form itself, not as part of your question text. Everything else stays optional. Long surveys with many required questions get abandoned, so keep the required list short.

Reorder and remove

- Drag a question to move it. - Use the question menu to duplicate or delete it. - Put the easiest questions first so people build momentum.

Before you send

- Read the survey out loud once. Awkward wording is easier to hear than to see. - Open the public link yourself and answer it as a test. - Then continue to Invite people to a survey.