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Display fields help you organize your form and provide information to submitters. They don’t collect data — they enhance the form experience. They are useful in longer surveys, multi-step registrations, applications, and forms built from templates that need extra context or section breaks. For survey structure, survey vs. questionnaire and survey rating scales help decide how much explanation each section needs.

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Available Display Fields

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Description Block

Use description blocks to add instructions, explanations, or context anywhere in your form. Common uses:
  • Introduce a section
  • Explain what information you need
  • Provide examples or guidelines
Formatting options:
  • Bold, italic, and underline
  • Bullet and numbered lists
  • Links

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Page Break

Split your form into multiple pages for better organization. When to use:
  • Forms with 10+ fields
  • Grouping related questions together
  • Creating a step-by-step experience
Features:
  • Progress bar shows completion
  • Submitters can navigate back and forth
  • Each page loads quickly

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Contact Us Block

Display your contact information so submitters can reach out if they have questions. What you can include:
  • Email address
  • Phone number
  • Website link
  • Social media links
Add navigation elements to help submitters move through your form. Options:
  • Table of contents
  • Jump links to specific sections
  • Custom navigation buttons

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Button Field

Button Field is a Pro feature.
Add custom buttons with configurable actions:

Text Fields

Collect short text, long text, and URL responses.

Choice Fields

Let submitters choose from radio, checkbox, dropdown, and more.

Form Design Best Practices

Learn when to split forms into sections and add instructions

Survey Templates

Start from structured feedback and research survey templates

Survey vs. Questionnaire

Decide when a form needs context, sections, and progress
Last modified on May 15, 2026