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One form, in the language each person reads.

Every form is written in a language, and its buttons, messages and errors follow it, on every plan. On Pro, offer the same form in more languages: the AI translates your questions, and each person gets the one their browser asks for.

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Design · Branding
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Tell us about your projectYour namePriya ShahWhat do you need?WebsiteBrandingBothContinue
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What it does

English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Arabic, Hindi, Bengali, Japanese and Chinese. Arabic reads right to left.

How to start

  1. 1Open Settings → General → Languages
  2. 2Set Written in to the form's own language
  3. 3On Pro, add a language and select Translate with AI
  4. 4Read it over with Edit, then publish

Templates to start from

Every template
BusinessContact formName, email, subject and message. The one every site needs.5 questions · 2 minFeedbackCustomer satisfaction surveyA short CSAT survey: how satisfied, what worked, what to fix.5 questions · 2 minEventsEvent registrationSessions, dietary needs, accessibility and guests: the four things you would otherwise chase by email.9 questions · 3 min · Logic

Goes well with

Drag-and-drop builderDrag a question in. Drop it where it goes.Every planExplore AI form builderDescribe a form. Formkit builds it.Every planExplore Branding and custom domainsForms that look like you, on your own domain.Every plan · domain on ProExplore

In the help centre

Questions

Which languages can a form be in?

Twelve: English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Arabic, Hindi, Bengali, Japanese and Chinese.

Is it free?

Setting the form's own language is on every plan. Offering it in more than one language is part of Pro.

What does translating cost?

Translating a form into a language uses one AI edit from your monthly allowance. You can also write the translation yourself.

How do I link to one language?

Add ?lang= and the language code to the form's link, like ?lang=es for Spanish.

Try it on your next form.

Free to start, with unlimited forms, responses and members. See what each plan includes on the pricing page.

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