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.