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Split the form into sections
Sections are the unit branching moves between. A short form might have four: an opening question and one section per path.
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Conditional Logic & Form Branching
Conditional logic (branching, skip logic, whatever your last tool called it) means the form changes shape based on what someone answers. A visitor who says they have no budget never sees the enterprise questions; a candidate applying for one role never sees the other role's section.
Questionful branches per answer choice rather than per page. Each individual option on a multiple choice, checkbox, or dropdown question can point at a different section, which is what lets one URL behave like three different forms.
How it works
Setting it up.
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Pick the deciding question
Branching is set on multiple choice, checkbox, and dropdown questions, the types with a fixed set of options to attach a destination to.
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Point each choice at a section
Per answer choice, choose which section comes next. Unrouted choices simply continue to the following section.
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Check both paths
Open the live form and walk each branch. A path that dead-ends is the one bug branching reliably produces.
What you get
Included, on every plan unless noted.
- Branching per individual answer choice, not per page
- Available on every plan, including free
- Works across any number of sections
- Combines with quiz scoring, so a branch can be scored differently
- Set visually in the editor, no formulas, no code
What it does not do
We would rather you find this out here than after signing up.
- Only multiple choice, checkbox and dropdown questions can route. A linear scale, range slider or date cannot, so use a choice band next to it
- No conditional logic on individual fields (show/hide a single question); branching moves between sections
- No calculated fields, answer piping, or hidden fields
- No quotas that close a branch once it fills
Put it to work
Templates that use this.
FAQ
Conditional Logic & Form Branching: common questions.
Which question types support conditional logic?
Multiple choice, checkboxes, and dropdown. Those are the types with a fixed option list, so each option can carry its own destination. A scale or date question cannot route on its own. Pair it with a short choice question if you need to branch on it.
Is conditional logic available on the free plan?
Yes. Branching, sections, and every question type except file upload are available from the free plan up. Respondent uploads, AI generation and shared team workspaces are the parts that depend on the plan.
Can I hide a single question instead of a whole section?
Not today, branching moves between sections rather than toggling individual questions. In practice a one-question section achieves the same thing.
Can a branch feed a different score or outcome?
Yes. Points are set per question, so questions in one branch can carry different values, and the submission is scored on whatever the respondent actually saw.
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