Most fields collect data and some display information to people filling out the form and is not part of the submission.
Autocomplete
Collects Data
The Autocomplete field combines a text box and a dropdown. As users type, it suggests matching options from a list you define, making it ideal for long lists (such as countries or products) where scrolling a standard dropdown would be tedious.
Checkbox Group
Collects Data
The Checkbox Group field lets users select one or more options from a list you define. Unlike a Radio Group, it doesn’t limit users to a single choice, so they can check as many boxes as apply.
Date Field
Collects Data
The Date field lets users pick a date by typing it in or choosing it from a calendar picker, such as a deadline or appointment date. It’s a simple way to collect dates in a consistent format.
Header
Displays Text
The Paragraph field adds a block of text to your form, such as instructions or extra context for users. It doesn’t collect any input. It’s there to inform and guide users as they fill out the form.
Number
Collects Data
The Number field lets users enter numeric values only, such as quantities or amounts. It helps keep your data clean by preventing letters and other non-numeric characters from being entered.
Paragraph
Displays Text
The Paragraph field adds a block of text to your form, like instructions or extra context for users. It doesn’t collect any input — it’s just there to label and structure your form.
Radio Group
Collects Data
The Radio Group field lets users pick exactly one option from a list you define, with all choices visible at once. It’s ideal for a limited number of options. For a longer list, consider using the Select field instead.
Select
Collects Data
The Select field lets users choose one option from a dropdown list you define. It’s a space-saving way to offer several choices without showing them all on screen at once. If you only have a few options, consider using the Radio Group field instead.
Text Field
Collects Data
The Text field lets users type a short, free-form response, such as a job title. If you need longer responses, use the Text Area field instead.
Text Area
Collects Data
The Text Area field lets users type longer, free-form responses across multiple lines, such as comments, descriptions, or feedback. For short, single-line answers like a job title, use the Text field instead.