With Tally, you can create two types of forms: a single-page form (all questions on one page) or multi-page form (one question at a time). You can even mix it up by adding several questions per page. By default, starting a new form creates a single-page form. If you want to create a form with one question at a time, read below how to set it up.
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You might have seen form builders like Typeform use one question per page. This type of form lets respondents focus on one question at a time, which can create a more conversational form experience. That’s a multi-page form.
With Tally, you have complete flexibility over your page structure — you can add a page break after each question for a focused experience, or group related questions together on the same page. Creating page breaks is simple: just add one wherever you need it.
To create another form page, type /page in your form editor. An automatic page divider and title will be inserted. Respondents will see any text or content you add below the line on the new page.
If you want your form to show one question per page, you’ll have to add a new page after each question. There are no limits on the number of pages or questions per page you can have.