Questions usually call for a single answer, but some questions can have more. For example, you might ask respondents to:
  • Add multiple contact people or team members
  • Provide several dates/times they’re available
  • Enter multiple addresses or delivery locations
  • Upload several files or images in one go
  • List several items in an order (e.g., products, services, menu items)
  • Register multiple participants for an event or workshop
  • Submit several project ideas or proposals
  • List multiple preferences (e.g., meal options, shirt sizes, topics of interest)

How to request multiple answers

1

Enter your question

Choose the appropriate field from the left side bar. In our example, we’ll ask if they’ll be bringing guests.Screenshot 2025-08-15 at 5.26.27 PM.png
2

Add supporting fields

Here, we’ll collect the names and emails of their guests. Duplicate the fields as many times as you need.Screenshot 2025-08-15 at 5.27.17 PM.png
**Note: **For questions that require many fields per person or item, we recommend using a subform.
3

Use logic

Now, we’ll make the form adapt based on their answer. Click a supporting field followed by its gear icon, then go to Logic in the right sidebar.Screenshot 2025-08-15 at 5.29.41 PM.pngLet’s start with the name field. We’ll make this field Show when they answer “Yes” to bringing guests. Do the same for the email field.Screenshot 2025-08-15 at 5.29.55 PM.pngAs for the fields for guests 2 and onward, you can also set them to only Show when the previous guest field (name or email) “is not empty”.Screenshot 2025-08-15 at 5.31.59 PM.png
4

Publish and share

That’s it! Publish and share your form link, or embed it on your website.Screenshare-2025-08-155_35_39PM-ezgif.com-optimize.gif

Let respondents select multiple choices

For questions where respondents choose from a set list of options rather than typing their answers, use a multi-select or checkbox field.

Hide fields

Hide or show fields based on prior inputs, URL parameters or external data.

Subforms

Create nested forms and collect repeated data, like multiple individuals or products.