Appearance & Theming

You can add a progress bar in Theme → UI Elements → Pagination Buttons → Pagination Style, and choose Progress Bar.

You can add numbers to your pagination buttons in the Theme & Appearance settings.

Natively, we allow one image per line and alignment of images for forms must be done through Custom CSS.

Changing the color of placeholder text is only possible on specific pricing plans with custom CSS.

On specific pricing plans, you can add a custom font style to your form and apply it to specific text.

It is not possible to change the font size of Multiple-Choice options without using custom CSS. Custom CSS is available only on specific pricing plans.

You can change the styling of your form's pagination buttons under Theme & Appearance → UI Elements → Pagination Buttons.

You can adjust the transparency of your background video within Theme & Appearance → UI Elements → Background by modifying the Overlay Color.

You can adjust the transparency of your background image within Theme & Appearance → UI Elements → Background by modifying the Overlay Color.

You can use your own theme across all your forms.

On specific pricing plans, you can create a Custom Style and apply it to the text on your form.

Paperform provides tools to edit your uploaded images within the form editor. You can find the option for editing images by first uploading your image, and then select the pencil icon from the styling toolbar.

You can create, edit, and manage all of your translations under Account Settings → Translations. You can then apply these to forms from Theme & Appearance.

You can add a background video to your form under Theme & Appearance → UI Elements → Background.

No, a background image cannot be set for individual questions. The background image you set will apply to all the questions and pages.

Paperform doesn't support multiple translations for one form. However, you could create a workaround as outlined in this article.

Yes, you can hyperlink an image by selecting the image and choosing the link icon.

You can toggle the background and shadow of questions in the Theme & Appearance editor.

When using Paperform's "One-at-a-time" form experience (previously Guided Mode), the Submit Button options slightly differ from the "Classic" form experience. The available options can be found under Theme & Appearance → UI Elements → Submit Button.

You can change the font color of typed answers under Theme → Typography → Answers.

We cover some examples of custom CSS to illustrate the expressiveness of styling your form with this powerful feature available on select plans.

You can customize most items using Custom CSS, which is available on specific pricing plans.

Yes, Paperform provides non-English and RTL language support for forms through translations.

The icon for your form should be at least 512 x 512 pixels.

Change the color of the question box with custom CSS or remove the background and shadow to match your color palette.

You can change the Active color from the Theme & Appearance menu, which is accessible in the Question panel.

You can change your background color in Theme & Appearance Settings.

You can change the colors of your form in the Theme & Appearance Configuration Panel.

Guided Mode allows you to create forms that display one question at a time and automatically turn the page after each question is answered.

Go to Theme & Appearance → UI Elements → Background → Background Image and upload an image.

On a blank line, type "/image" and select "Image" from the popup menu, or click "Add picture."

To add showcase images to products, click the Question field → Navigate to the Question Panel → Click on the "Manage Products" button → Click on the "Add Images +" button → Select the image for the product.

From the form editor, go to Theme & Appearance → UI Elements → Submit Button and toggle the "Displays 'X questions to go' message" on or off.

You can add descriptive help text either in the description of the question or as placeholder text in your question's configuration settings.

We don't support adding text to the page buttons, but it can be achieved using custom CSS.

You can change the language for the Address sub-fields by creating a custom translation under Theme & Appearance → Translations.

Navigate to Theme & Appearance → Typography in your form editor to manage the fonts displayed on your form.

You can change the wording and the styling of the Submit Button under Theme (waterdrop icon) → UI Elements → Submit Button in the form editor.

Total price will be displayed by default in the submit and next page buttons. Either or both can be toggled off under Theme → UI Elements.

You can place questions into columns of two at a time by going to each Question Panel and toggling on the "Make one of two columns" option.

This can be disabled by navigating to the Theme & Appearance Configuration Panel → and toggling off Required questions are indicated with an asterisk (*).

Once you've created your translation in your Accounts Settings, you can select a translation for each specific form.

You can add these images by using one of a couple methods: adding an image from the editor options or using slash commands.

You can connect your Adobe® Creative Cloud Libraries to your Paperform account, and your colors may be selected by heading to Theme Editor.

One-at-a-time Mode lets you create forms and surveys that display one question at a time, making your forms more conversational and giving submitters a more closely-guided experience.

A comprehensive look at how you can change your form’s design, look, and feel.

View how my form will display from a tablet or mobile device to ensure that the form appears as intended from multiple devices.

Custom colors are a palette of colors you can choose and then use across your form without having to remember the colors you set initially.

To ensure the best quality across all devices, we recommend images are at least 1500 to 2500 pixels wide.

Custom CSS provides fine-grained control over the styling on the page, including spacing, alignment, positioning, and lots more!

We currently support Google Fonts, as well as other fonts you'd like to implement using Custom CSS.

By default, forms don't load additional character subsets from Google Fonts required for languages other than English. You can manually enable these character subsets by using a Custom Translation on your forms.