Starting from a template
Where to find them
Go to Templates in the sidebar. It is a gallery, not a list you have to scroll — search by name, or narrow it down with the Category filter, and switch between a card view and a plain table with the two small icons above it.
Have a look first: Preview
Every template has a Preview button next to Use template. It opens a large window showing the template as a working form — every page and every question, exactly as the people filling it in would see it. Nothing is created and nothing is saved.
- 1Click Preview on any template.
- 2Scroll through it. You can click into fields and try them; if you press submit, you just get a message saying nothing was sent.
- 3Happy with it? Click Use this template at the bottom of the window. Not quite right? Click Close and nothing has changed.
Using one, step by step
- 1Find a template that is close to what you need — exact is not the goal, close enough to save you re-typing the obvious fields is. Use Preview if you want to check.
- 2Click Use template. If your organization uses teams, a short window asks where the new form should live: pick a Team and, if you like, a Project inside it, or leave it organization-wide. Then click Create and open builder. A new form is created, already containing that template's fields, and you are taken straight into the builder on it.
- 3Edit it like any form you built yourself — rename fields, add or remove questions, change the theme, adjust logic. Nothing about it stays “linked” to the template afterwards.
Which teams can I pick?
Only teams where you are an Editor. An organization Admin can pick any team. If you are an Editor on a single team and not an organization-wide Editor, the window starts on your team and there is no “organization-wide” option. If you belong to no team, there is no window at all — the form is simply created for the organization, as before. See Teams and projects.
Starting from a blank form instead
Nothing about templates is mandatory. The Blank form button next to Templates takes you straight into an empty builder — the same place Quickstart starts from. Reach for a template when one is a close match for what you are building; start blank when nothing in the gallery is close enough to be worth adjusting instead of writing fresh.