Slash Commands Overview

Question Slash Commands add questions based on different fields to your form.

• text - this adds a Text field.
• email - this adds an Email field.
• url - this adds a URL field.
• yes / no - this adds a Yes / No field.
• color picker - this adds a Color Picker field.
• number - this adds a Number field.
• phone number - this adds a Phone Number field.
• address - this adds an Address field.
• country - this adds a Country field.
• appointment - this adds an Appointment field.
• date - this adds a Date field.
• time - this adds a Time field.
• scale - this adds a Scale field.
• slider -this adds a Slider field.
• multiple choice - this adds a Multiple Choice field.
• dropdown - this adds a Dropdown field.
• rank - this adds a Rank field.
• rating - this adds a Rating field.
• image upload - this adds an Image Upload field.
• file upload - this adds a File Upload field.
• signature - this adds a Signature Field.
• price - this adds a Price field.
• products - this adds a Products field.
• subscription - this adds a Subscriptions field.
• calculation - this adds a Calculation field.
• hidden - this adds a Hidden field.
• matrix - this adds a Matrix Field.

Content Slash Commands add non-question elements to your form.

• picture - this prompts you to add an image.
• video - this prompts you to add a video.
• page break - this adds a Page break.
• section break - this adds a Section break.
• h1 heading - this adds a Level 1 Heading.
• h2 heading - this adds a Level 2 Heading.
• paragraph - this adds a paragraph with boilerplate text.
• adobe - this prompts you to add an image from Adobe Creative Cloud.
• unsplash - this prompts you to add an image from Unsplash.
• giphy - this prompts you to add an image from GIPHY.
• html -this adds an HTML code block.

You can create Quick Questions using Slash Commands. Quick Questions are pre-configured question fields containing specific titles, options, and configuration settings.

• name - this adds a Text field with the title "What is your name?"
• long text - this adds a Text field configured to display five lines.
• terms and conditions - this adds a Multiple Choice field with the title "Do you agree to the following terms and conditions?" and the subtitle "I will always make you cakes." This field has "Can choose more than one answer" toggled on, which turns the radio button next to options to a check box. "I agree" is the only pre-configured option.
• radio button - this adds a standard Multiple Choice field.
• checkbox - this adds a Multiple Choice field with "Can choose more than one answer" toggled on. This replaces the default radio buttons next to options with checkboxes.

If you're creating a form specifically to integrate with an existing spreadsheet or database, you can automatically generate questions using Quick Integrations. Once set up, a submission Integration action will also be created to send new submissions back to the service you are using. We currently support Google Sheets, Airtable, and Notion. Check out our article on Quick Integrations for more. You can use Quick Integrations with the Slash Commands below.

• google sheets - this prompts you to choose a Google Sheet and confirm importing cells from row 1 as Text fields. Once imported, an integration to send submissions to Google Sheets is automatically set up.
• airtable - this prompts you to choose an Airtable Base and confirm which supported fields you want to create questions for, including Multiple select options. Once imported, an integration to send submissions to your Airtable Base is automatically set up.
• notion - this prompts you to choose a Notion Database and confirm which supported properties you would like to create questions for, including Multiple Choice options. Once imported, an integration to send submissions to your Notion Database is automatically set up.

Note: Field types imported from Quick Integrations may not match the expected field type if this cannot be extracted from the integrated service or if the provided field type is not supported.