Typeform conversations

Hello!I work for a jeweler and we would like to create a quiz/survey that will produce a result of curated products on our website. Has anyone done anything like this before? We’re looking to do something similar to this https://www.sofiakaman.com/wedding-style-quiz/Is Typeform the right tool, and does anyone have pointers on the best way to create?!  Thank you!

Hi, is it possible for me to ensure people click OK first before it goes to next question?

I’m needing help to creating script to go to a form and request downloads of the video answers to a folder into my google drive. I know there are a few steps but I’m not able to figure out how I need to implement it. Steps that need to happen:Get responses Request Video Master Get Status DownloadIf anyone has done this before and is willing to share code snippets and their workflow, It would be greatly appreciated!  

Hi, In my form I am asking people to accept our privacy terms, is there a way to add a link to our privacy statement they are accepting?  Thanks!

I am using mailchimp to embed my survey so I can track responders.  I want to use a button that says ‘start survey here” or something like that instead of showing the first question in the form/survey.  This is what the email looks like now - I just want to have a button that sends them to the welcome page of the survey.  Is this possible with embed function? 

Bonjour, Le résultat d’un simple questionnaire multichoix est-il obtenu directement ?D’avance merci pour votre réponse.

I saw in others questions that we don’t have this feature for the inputs, but can I do this with a condition?Do conditions run with regex?

folks - a quick question that I am trying to find answers to across the Typeform ‘estate’ of documentation but not having success in finding:it is always an issue with asking for email addresses from respondents - easy enough to validate the format of an email but not so easy to know on submission if the email address is valid. ie joe@yeahyeahyeah.ca  - the format looks fine but is this a real email address?is there an integration with an email verification tool that is available (i could not see one in the list)? I know there are several different workflows that can be used to verify and validate that yes someone did indeed complete the form (ie an email notification to the user that says thanks for message and either asks them to confirm their email address and sends a hidden field back to another typeform, etc, as per the tutorials and the help doco) but rather than have to address exceptions coming back from ‘bad email addresses’ etc., is there an integration to something like xver

Hi,Is it possible to have regex validation of text fields in a survey?We have some formats that input needs to adhere towards. Best,Simon - Kollektiv

I have encountered a situation where the user mistakenly entered the incorrect email address: xxxxx@xxxx.com2.I believe that this error should have been caught by the email field format validation in Typeform. However, in this instance, the validation did not function as intended, leading to a failure in my subsequent automation processes.I was unable to locate a place to report this issue, and I am hopeful that the community can assist in bringing this matter to the attention of the developers.Response id for devs: 3u8fu5ihvgf94igz3u8fudkn8c5tf22i 

Hi,I have a question which asks the user to put in their userid for our organisation. This userid is in the form of an alphnumeric code of a specific length. As some users have not been entering it correctly, I’d like to add validation to the Typeform text box to specify that the code has to be a certain length. Is this possible, and if so, please could you let me know how I might go about specifying this? Many thanks Jamie

I want the “email?” question in my typeform to validate that the respondents email is using the correct format, in google forms you can use regular expression matches: [a-zA-Z0-9_\.\+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9-]+\.[a-zA-Z0-9-\.]+ and then set a custom error message like “Please provide a valid email address!”.In type form it seems I can kind of set this logic, but then the only action is a “goto”. I don’t want the user to go anywhere else, I just want an error message saying “Please provide a valid email address!” before they can move on, how do I do this?thank you

i want to disconnect klaviyo and connect my form to omnisend. the zapier app made the connection twice but i can see klaviyo is still connected ...how can i disconnect klaviyo?

Seeking an experienced Typeform consultant for advanced form development and team training. Our marketing team is new to Typeform's advanced features (conditional logic, integrations, workflow automation) and we need someone who can provide hands-on training and build out our lead generation funnels. Looking for 1-2 weeks of consulting work to get our team up to speed with best practices.

Hey all,Just wondering if anyone knows a way to customize the progress bar at all?It just seems that ours really blends in with the background, making it very difficult to see with most colour themes. I searched around the community but didn't find much other than the toggle on/off selection.Thanks in advance.

I submitted a support request but realized I should probably ask here too - What I’m trying to accomplish seems pretty basic, but I can’t figure out how to do it.In short, what I want is to avoid asking for information I already have, for example email.I’d like to have logic that works like this: “If email (the url paramter) is not empty...” (this part is actually very easy) “set the contact’s email address to that value” (this part I can’t figure out). Same with the person’s name. If I have their name, I also have their email (in other words, for people on my mailing list already where I have all that info collected).What I was able to do so far is: collect the URL parameters, branch based on the values of those, use the URL parameters OR the question responses for email or name in a question (via the @ recall). The farthest I can get is responses with email as a hidden field while the actual email address is left empty.

Hello Typeform community 👋Quick question: when using the image answer mode, is it possible to reduce the size of the answer images?I’ve only seen the option on the right to toggle “supersize” on/off, but nothing in between. It feels a bit limiting — especially when you want more compact layouts.Am I missing something, or is this not currently supported?Thanks in advance!

How do I add multiple checkboxes so that my survey-taker can CHECK ALL THAT APPLY??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!? This seems like it should be a really obvious and ‘easy’ thing, so I’m not sure why it’s not?? There is work to be done here Typeform, sorry. This is my first time using this platform and I’m already so confused I am thinking of bailing back to SurveyMonkey. Is it even an option, and if not….WHYYYYY?????

I’m really having trouble figuring out how to connect the outcome of my quiz to Hubspot. I’ve tried multiple types (dropdown, checkbox, single line text) of properties using this article I saw on other posts from 4-5 years ago and still cannot get one specific property to sync. I need someone to tell me exactly how to connect the Ending Outcome to a property in Hubpot. 

I’ve been experimenting with using Typeform for collecting structured inputs (like project details, quantities, or user data) and then calculating results such as cost estimates, scores, or material requirements.While Typeform is great for data collection and conditional logic, I’ve noticed that for more complex calculations (like construction materials, financial estimates, or health metrics), it sometimes makes sense to pair it with an external calculation layer.One workflow that worked well for me:Use Typeform to collect clean, structured inputs Pass data via webhook/Zapier Process calculations externally Return or display results dynamicallyFor example, in calculation-heavy use cases (like material estimation or financial projections), I’ve seen people combine forms with specialized tools (e.g., platforms like Utilixea) to handle accurate computations while keeping the form experience smooth.Curious how others here are solving this—are you handling calculations fully inside Typefor

Hi all,Quick question.What’s the cleanest way to pass UTM parameters into an embedded Typeform and keep them attached to the response?I’ve seen a few older threads about hidden fields and transitive search params, but I’m not fully sure what the current best practice is if the form is embedded on a landing page.Has anyone done this recently?Any help appreciatedـ‌

Hello Typeform community 👋I’m trying to customize the design of my form and I was wondering: is there a way to change the font size of the text (questions, answers, etc.)?I’ve looked through the settings but couldn’t find an option for that. Maybe I missed something, or perhaps it requires custom CSS or a workaround?Any help or tips would be greatly appreciated 🙏Thanks in advance!

Hi all! I’m trying to better understand how the geo information (longitude and latitude) provided by Typeform is being captured, when it’s available and when it isn’t, and how reliable it’s to determine the responder’s location. I couldn’t find any help article on this topic, so figured I will ask the community.  Any response will be highly appreciated! Thanks in advance

👋 Question for the Typeform community: If you use AI translation and then make some manual edits, what happens if you run the AI translation again after adding a new page? 👉 Does it overwrite your previous edits or only translate the new content? How do you handle this on your side to avoid losing your changes? 👀

I can’t believe how hard it is to create the logic needed to obtain the results of an assessment I’ve been creating. I have literally spent all day on one assessment and I’m still struggling. Why, given how much this costs is it so complicated with no one to ask other than this community for help?