Google Docs & Google Slides

Form Builder understands and converts your Google Doc and Google Slides into a form based on specific formatting rules. Follow these carefully to get the best results

• Title Style:
  If text is formatted as Title in Google Docs or Slides, it will be added as a Form Title.

• • Heading 1 / Heading 2 → Converted into Sections

  • Heading 3 → Converted into Title + Description

• If a paragraph or line of text is followed by bulleted or numbered items, Form Builder treats:

  • The text → as the question

  • The bullet/numbered items → as answer options (Multiple Choice type)

• If more than one option is bold, it will:

  • Treat all bold options as correct answers

  • Automatically set the question type to Checkboxes

• If a question does not have any bullet/numbered options, it will be treated as a Short Answer question.

• Any images in the Google Doc will be automatically added as images in the Google Form.

• Correct Answer (Quiz Mode):
  If any option is bold, it is marked as the correct answer, and the form is automatically set as a quiz.

• Required Questions:
  Make the question text bold → it will be marked as required in the form.

Special Case: “Other” Option

• If the last option in Multiple Choice is written as OTHER (in capital letters):

  • The “Other” option will be automatically enabled in the form.

You can change any question to:

• Short Answer

• Paragraph

• Multiple Choice

• Checkboxes

• Dropdown

• Checkbox Grid

• Multiple Choice Grid

• Date / Time / Date-Time

• Linear Scale

• Image

• Title

• Section

• Click the (Settings/Gear icon) to access advanced customization options for your form.

• Read the rules carefully before creating your document.

• Do NOT use bullets or numbering for questions.

• Use bullets or numbering ONLY for answer options
  (Otherwise, options won’t be detected correctly).

• To include an “Other” option, always use OTHER in uppercase as the last choice.

• To mark a correct answer, make that option bold.

• Content inside Google Doc tables will be treated as questions only.

• Answer options inside tables will NOT be recognized as options.