Google Docs & Google Slides

Form Builder understands and converts your Google Doc and Google Slides into a form based on specific formatting rules. Follow these carefully to get the best results:

• Title Style:
  If text is formatted as Title, it will be added as a Form Title.

• Heading Styles:

  • Heading 1 / Heading 2 → Converted into Sections

  • Heading 3 → Converted into Title + Description

• Question + Options (Multiple Choice):
  If a paragraph or line of text is followed by bulleted or numbered items, Form Builder treats:

  • The text → as the question

  • The bullet/numbered items → as answer options (Multiple Choice type)

• Multiple Correct Answers (Checkboxes):
  If more than one option is bold, it will:

  • Treat all bold options as correct answers

  • Automatically set the question type to Checkboxes

• Simple Questions (Short Answer):
  If a question does not have any bullet/numbered options, it will be treated as a Short Answer question.

Images Handling

• Any images in the Google Doc will be automatically added as images in the Google Form.

Formatting-Based Features

• Correct Answer (Quiz Mode):
  If any option is bold, it is marked as the correct answer, and the form is automatically set as a quiz.

• Required Questions:
  Make the question text bold → it will be marked as required in the form.

Special Case: “Other” Option

• If the last option in Multiple Choice is written as OTHER (in capital letters):

  • The “Other” option will be automatically enabled in the form.

After Loading the Content

Once your document is loaded into the sidebar, you can further customize each field.

Available Field Types

You can change any question to:

• Short Answer

• Paragraph

• Multiple Choice

• Checkboxes

• Dropdown

• Checkbox Grid

• Multiple Choice Grid

• Date / Time / Date-Time

• Linear Scale

• Image

• Title

• Section

Advanced Settings

• Click the (Settings/Gear icon) to access advanced customization options for your form.

Important Tips (Must Follow)

• Read the rules carefully before creating your document.

• Do NOT use bullets or numbering for questions.

• Use bullets or numbering ONLY for answer options
  (Otherwise, options won’t be detected correctly).

• To include an “Other” option, always use OTHER in uppercase as the last choice.

• To mark a correct answer, make that option bold.

Note About Tables

• Content inside Google Doc tables will be treated as questions only.

• Answer options inside tables will NOT be recognized as options.