Conditional Logic
Conditional logic lets you show or hide fields based on the user's previous answers, making your forms smarter and shorter.
How It Works
- Select a field you want to show/hide conditionally
- Click the "Conditions" tab in the field settings
- Define your rule:
- If [Field X] equals / contains / is greater than [Value]
- Then show / hide this field
Examples
Show a follow-up question
If "Are you satisfied?" = "No"
→ Show "What can we improve?"
Show different sections based on role
If "Your role" = "Manager"
→ Show the "Team size" and "Budget" fields
Skip irrelevant questions
If "Do you own a car?" = "No"
→ Hide all car-related questions
Multiple Conditions
You can combine conditions with AND / OR:
- AND — All conditions must be true
- OR — At least one condition must be true
Tips
- Keep your logic simple — deeply nested conditions can confuse users
- Test your form thoroughly after adding conditions
- Use the preview mode to verify all logic paths
