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This wikiHow teaches you how to create, customize, and share a new questionnaire form on Google Forms to collect information about a certain subject from your contacts, using an iPhone or iPad.
Steps
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Go to the Google Forms website in Safari.
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Open your web browser and go to https://forms.google.com. There's no Google Forms app for iPhone or iPad, so you'll need to use the web browser version of the tool. If you're signed in to your Google account, a new blank form will be created instantly.
- If you're not automatically logged in, you may be prompted to sign in with your Google account here.
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Add a title and description.
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Enter a name and description that explains the form. Tap the Untitled Form heading at the top of your new form, and enter a new title for your form. Then, tap the Form description field below your title at the top, and add any explanations or descriptions you think might help your contacts answer your form.
- The description is optional. If you don't think you need a description or you're just short on time, you can skip this step and publish your form without a description.
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Create your first question.
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Choose an answer format.
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Select an answer type for your question. Tap the drop-down menu below your first question, and select the kind of answer you want your contacts to submit here.
- The default answer type is Multiple choice. If you select this or Dropdown, your contacts will be able to select only one answer for each question.
- If you want your contacts to be able to select multiple answers to your question, select Checkboxes here.
- You can also select Multiple choice grid or Checkbox grid if you want to create a grid of options for your contacts to choose from.
- If you select Short answer or Paragraph, your contacts will need to type in their own answers to the question.
- If you select File upload, your contacts will need to upload a file from their computer as an answer.
- Linear scale will ask your contacts to select a number on a range of scales.
- If you select Date or Time, your contacts will need to provide a date or time as their answer.
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Customize your answer options.
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Add another question to the form.
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Make some questions required.
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Add text to the form.
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Add images and videos.
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You can include media anywhere on your form. Tap the icon at the bottom to insert an image file to your form, or the Play button icon next to it to insert a video.
- You can upload an image from your Camera Roll or import an image from a URL web link.
- If you're adding a video, you can search and find a video on YouTube here, or paste a link to import a video from another web page.
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Break the form into sections.
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Create a custom theme.
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Share your form.
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Tap the icon at the top. This will save your form, and allow you to share it with your contacts.
- Here you can share your form via email by entering your contacts' emails and tapping SEND at the bottom.
- Alternatively, you can tap the chain icon at the top of the page, and copy the form link to share it via message or social media.
Community Q&A
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QuestionDoes a Google Form offer a draft or save feature, should I wish to pause what I'm doing and return at a later date?Community AnswerWhen creating a Google Form, Google automatically saves any changes you make. When answering one, as long as you keep the tab open and don't turn off your device, it should still be there when you get back to it. If you don't want it cluttering your toolbar, drag it into a new window.
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This article was co-authored by wikiHow Staff. Our trained team of editors and researchers validate articles for accuracy and comprehensiveness. wikiHow's Content Management Team carefully monitors the work from our editorial staff to ensure that each article is backed by trusted research and meets our high quality standards. This article has been viewed 29,315 times.
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