Share links & QR codes

Every form you build gets its own unique link — a short, clean URL you can drop anywhere a person can click. Paste it into an email, a Slack message, a tweet, or a printed newsletter and it opens the same form, full-screen and ready to fill in.

The link works the moment you publish. There is nothing to host, no embed code to paste, and no developer required. Send it to one person or ten thousand — it's the same address, and you can change the form behind it without ever reissuing the link.

Not everything you want filled in happens on a screen. So alongside the link, every form comes with a real, scannable QR code — the kind anyone can point a phone camera at to open your form instantly. No app, no typing a URL, no extra setup on your end.

Put it on the things people already look at: flyers, posters, table tents, packaging, event badges, a sticker by the till. Someone scans it, your form opens on their phone, and they're answering in seconds. It bridges the gap between the physical thing in front of a person and the form you want them to complete.

The link, the QR code, and the hosted page all point at the same form. Edit a question once and it updates everywhere — no syncing, no stale copies, no version drift between your email blast and your printed sign.

• Email and chat get the short link.
• Print and physical spaces get the QR code.
• Anyone who needs a clean, standalone page gets the hosted version.

Responses from all of them land in the same place, so you never have to reconcile where an answer came from.