# Templates


# Templates

Templates give you a working form in seconds. Each one is a professionally written starting point you can use as-is or reshape to fit your needs. Open the templates gallery at **/templates**.

## Find a template

The gallery has two ways to narrow things down:

- **Category rail** — pick a category on the left to filter the grid.
- **Search** — type a keyword to find templates by name across all categories.

Browse the categories to match your use case:

- **Customer Experience** — customer experience and satisfaction
- **Employee / HR** — employee feedback and onboarding
- **Market Research** — product and audience research
- **Education** — course feedback and student surveys
- **Healthcare** — patient intake and health check-ins
- **Non-profit / NGO** — community and program feedback
- **Political / Civic** — constituent and civic surveys
- **Events** — registration and post-event feedback
- **Polls** — quick single-question polls
- **Quizzes** — scored knowledge checks
- **Forms / Registration** — sign-ups and intake forms
- **Health & Lifestyle** — wellness and screening forms

There are around 77 templates across these categories, so it's worth a quick search before building from scratch.

## Use a template

1. Open a template that fits your goal.
2. Choose **Use template**.
3. A fresh draft is created from it and opens in the [builder](./form-builder).

The new form is a copy — your own independent draft. Editing it never changes the original template, so you can adapt it freely.

:::tip[Templates are starting points]

Rename the form, trim questions you don't need, and adjust the wording to your audience. A template gets you 80% of the way; the last 20% is what makes it yours.

:::

## Next steps

- [Customize your form in the builder](./form-builder)
- [Generate questions with AI instead](./ai-generation)
- [Add logic and scoring](./logic-scoring)
- [Publish and share](./publishing-sharing)