Introduction
In this article, we will learn about How to Merge Multiple Google Forms into One Large Form? In today's digital age, data collection has become an integral part of various processes. Whether it's conducting surveys, gathering feedback, or organizing event registrations, Google Forms has emerged as a popular tool for creating and managing online forms. Unfortunately, Google Forms doesn't have the capability of copy-and-paste. It's very time-consuming and error-prone to type the questions correctly. Now you don't have to. We built a small web application to relieve this pain, called Form Merger. Let's see how it solved this problem.
Understanding the Need for Merging Google Forms
Before we delve into the process, let's understand why merging multiple Google Forms can be beneficial. Combining forms allows you to streamline your data collection efforts, avoid duplication, and create a more comprehensive and cohesive experience for your respondents.
How to merge google forms
Now we are going to walk you through how to merge Google Forms efficiently using automation—so you can create a single, well-organized form from multiple sources with ease.
Step 1. Get Form Merger from G Suite Marketplace
- Go to our xFanatical Form Merger page.
- Click Review permissions.
- Authorize the permissions required by xFanatical Form Merger.
- You will soon redirected into the application.
Step 2. Select Forms to Merge
The application will present you with its main interface. And
- Click Select Forms.
- In the popup dialog, you will see all your Forms located in your Google Drive.
- You may multiple select the Forms to be combined, using CTRL key or Shift key.
- When you finish, click Select to close the dialog.
Now you will see the forms listed in the box
- Use mouse to drag and drop forms into the order by which these forms will be merged.
- Fill in new title of form in the box of Save Form as.
- (optional) Fill in the description of the combined form in Form Description.
Step 3. Start the Forms Fusion
- Click Merge.
- Wait for one minute (or more/less depending on how many questions your forms have in total). The popup dialog shows you the progress, the number of questions being copied, and the total number of questions.
- Once it's done, you will see a link to the combined form below.
- Now you see the combined long form.
Congratulations! You have successfully reused the questions from existing forms without spending time manually typing again! Now you are free to review and remove outdated questions before you publish the new combined form.
Mission completed!
Still confused? Here is a video demonstrating the entire process.
Conclusion
Merging multiple Google Forms doesn't have to be a manual or time-consuming task. With the right tools and steps, you can combine Google Forms into one large, unified form that simplifies data collection and improves user experience. Whether you need to merge two Google Forms or consolidate several, this process helps streamline your workflow and keep everything in one place. Try it today and make your form management smarter and more efficient.
