Manage Forms

Manage Forms

Grouping your form fields can help you manage submission data and your form fillers understand your form better. This guide shows how to group form fields using pages, sections, and columns. Displaying Fields in Columns By default, each...

Labels help you organize workspace assets by categorizing them, making it easier to find and manage what you need. Instead of scrolling through a long list, you can filter and access Forms, AI Agents, Workflows, Apps, Sign Documents, Tables, and...

You can organize your forms into folders for a cleaner look. When your account gains more forms, this feature will help you to find your forms quickly and easily. Creating Folders You'll...

Removing old or unused forms helps keep your account organized. It declutters your workspace and ensures that you're only working with relevant forms. If a form contains sensitive information or personal data, purging it ensures that the data are...

When you set up an email notification and include submission data as a PDF attachment, the default filename in most cases is the respondent's name. You can customize the PDF filename to create more informative and organized attachments for your...

With the Jotform's Export Data feature, you can download all your forms as HTML files, your submission data as a CSV file, and uploaded files, all in a single ZIP file.  Exporting your data is similar to downloading your form submissions....

Your form's Revision History allows you to view and manage the changes made to your forms. This tool records all modifications, providing a detailed log that can be reviewed and reverted if necessary....

Tracking the IP addresses of form respondents helps you understand the location of submissions, improve security, and verify authenticity. When you view your submissions, the IP address is displayed alongside other data submitted by form...

As part of Jotform’s commitment to handling your data with care, we added a privacy option in your Account Settings that requires you to be logged in to view or download uploaded files. If someone tries to access a file without logging in,...

The new Jotform PDF Editor makes it easy to add both default and custom headings and texts to your form's PDF Documents. You can use this feature to clarify the document's purpose, provide additional details, specify the terms and conditions of...

FTP or File Transfer Protocol is a way of transferring files between computers. If you have an upload field in your form and want to forward those submitted files directly to your server, an FTP Integration can do that....

The Form Status option in the Form Builder allows you to automatically disable or close your form on a specific date and time or after receiving a certain number of submissions. This can be useful if you have forms with limited slots, items, or...

Jotform's intuitive interface allows you to modify your forms effortlessly. Whether it's adjusting questions, changing layouts, or adding new fields, you can customize your forms to your specific needs. Log in to your account and follow these...

Assigning a status to a form submission can be useful in many circumstances. For example, if you have a booking form. You can use it to mark the user's booking as accepted or declined. It’s also useful for application forms; you can approve...

Secure or SSL Forms are for secure communications between the client (e.g., the end-user of your form) and Jotform's servers. These communications are encrypted to prevent snooping by a third party making the communication between the server and...

If you want to copy a form from one Jotform account to another, you can do so by using Jotform's Import Form feature. The only requirement to do this is to get your form URL. Let's start! Getting Your Form URL Jotform Form Builder creates...

If you want to combine two forms into one, Jotform has a widget called Field Manager. All you need to do is identify the two forms you'd like to merge and then follow the steps below. Go to Field Manager and click Open...

Suppose you changed your form including the URL but already shared the old form URL with your users. Instead of sending out the new URL, you can leave a message on your old form that the URL has been changed....

Jotform has a limit for each plan called Form Views. It is called Form View when someone visits or views the form regardless if you have embedded or published it directly. You can read more about it on our blog here: Announcing Pricing...