Thank-you page & redirect

Add a thank-you page

Without one, respondents see “Thanks for your response!” To make your own, click Thank You Page in the Blocks tab, or type / and pick it. A green Thank You Page divider appears at the end of the form, and everything below it is the thank-you page. To go back to the default, click the trash icon on the divider.

A form has one thank-you page, and it is always last. It can hold:

• Headings, paragraphs, lists, and tables
• Images, YouTube videos, Google Maps, and embeds
• Links, including link buttons to your site, store, or calendar
• Columns, to lay any of the above out side by side

• Earlier answers: type @ to mention one, as in “Thanks @name, we'll review your application”. See @ mentions.

Questions, logic, and page breaks cannot go on it. The thank-you page is translated with the rest of the form in Translate. See Multilingual forms.

Send respondents to your own page

1. Open Settings, then the Submissions tab.

2. Under After someone submits, pick Go to a web page.

3. Type the address in Web page. yoursite.com/welcome becomes https://yoursite.com/welcome.

After submitting, the respondent sees “Redirecting in 3 seconds…”, and then the browser opens your page. If you built a thank-you page, it shows during those 3 seconds.

Under After someone submits you pick one option: go to a web page, offer another response, or show live results. A form that redirects shows no Submit again button and no results.

Pass answers to your page

Under Redirect URL query parameters, add a row per parameter: a name, and the question or field whose value it sends. You can send answers, hidden fields, calculated fields, and details such as the submission ID. A preview shows the finished address:

https://yoursite.com/welcome?email=alice%40example.com&plan=pro

Use it to greet respondents by name on your page, or to fill in a form on your site. Empty answers are left out. A question inside a repeating group sends one parameter per item: ?guest=Alice&guest=Bob.

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