Free online survey maker. Build below or let AI draft it, share one link, and watch answers arrive. No account needed to start.
Three steps from blank page to live survey with the online survey builder above. No design or coding skills needed.
Hit Add Question in the survey builder above and pick from multiple choice, rating scales, text boxes and more. Or describe the survey and let the AI survey generator write a first draft in seconds.
Pick a theme, or set your own colours, fonts and logo on the Themes tab. Add logic so people only see the questions that apply to them, then preview it on your phone.
Publish with a direct link, send email invites, print a QR code or embed the survey on your site. Answers land in your dashboard in real time, ready to filter and export.
Free to use. Create your survey today.
Real platform numbers, not marketing math. Surveys built here since September 2023.
Build, ask, share, analyse. One editor, nothing bolted on.
Build
Describe the survey, or upload a document or paste a URL, and the AI survey generator writes a first draft you can edit question by question. Prefer control? The editor at the top of this page adds a question in one click, and your draft is kept while you work.
Ask
Multiple choice, checkboxes, rating scales, NPS, star ratings, dropdowns, ranking, text, date, number and file upload. Add an "Other" box, set a question as required or skippable, and show one question per page or all at once.
Share
Send a direct link, email invites from the editor with your own From name, print a QR code for events, or embed the survey on your site. Nobody has to sign in to answer, and every survey is built for phones, where 3 in 4 answers arrive.
Analyse
A chart for every question updates as answers land, with an email alert when a new one arrives. Filter and segment by any answer to compare groups, then download everything to Excel, CSV, HTML or PDF.
Add as many questions and pages as the job needs. No counter, no cut-off.
Show, hide or jump to questions based on earlier answers, so nobody sees what does not apply to them.
Reuse an earlier answer inside a later question, such as the product someone picked.
Your logo, colours, fonts and background on every survey and thank-you page. Or pick a ready-made theme.
Send the survey from the editor with your own From name and Reply-to, then send a reminder to people who have not answered.
Get an email the moment a new answer arrives, so you can act while it is fresh.
Run it anonymous, or verify each person by email to block duplicates without storing who said what.
Set a start and end date, password-protect the survey, or cap it at one answer per person.
Translate the survey and run it in several languages from one link.
Shuffle question or answer order to keep the results honest.
Finish with a thank-you page in your words, or send people on to any URL.
Download all answers to Excel, CSV, HTML or PDF whenever you like.
One editor, four very different jobs. Each tip comes from our own response data.
Post-purchase, support and NPS surveys that customers finish on their phones. Your logo and colours, one link that goes anywhere.
End on a rating scale. Surveys that do get 5 points more of their answers back than ones ending on a multiple choice.
Satisfaction templatesEngagement pulses, onboarding and exit surveys with anonymous answers, so people say what they think.
Make questions required. It barely changes how many finish, and you get 13% more answers.
Employee templatesConcept tests, pricing and audience surveys with ranking, matrix and image questions, plus randomised order.
A ranking question takes 25 seconds, five times longer than a rating. Use one, in the middle.
Marketing templatesClass feedback, course evaluations and thesis questionnaires, with export to Excel for the write-up.
The typical survey here is 5 questions and takes 70 seconds. Twenty questions still collects 3.5x the answers.
Training templatesThe six most used questionnaires, written by survey researchers. Open one, edit the questions, and publish.
Gather actionable customer feedback on product quality, service and overall satisfaction.
10 questionsUse Template EmployeeMeasure engagement, morale and alignment across your workforce with 11 research-backed questions.
11 questionsUse Template MarketingValidate product-market fit, gauge demand and understand buying motivations.
11 questionsUse Template SatisfactionMeasure Net Promoter Score, repurchase intent and brand advocacy drivers.
12 questionsUse Template TrainingEvaluate training effectiveness, instructor quality and content relevance right after sessions.
10 questionsUse Template TechnologyAssess software usability, performance and ROI with a structured evaluation framework.
13 questionsUse TemplateWe looked at where people stop answering the surveys made here. The pattern is simple, and it changes how you should build yours.
1 in 9
People who finish your survey still skip the last question. One in nine leave it blank and press Submit.
Do this: End on a rating scale or a multiple choice. Never end on a text box or an email field.
44 of 100
Ask for an email address as the last question and 44 out of 100 people will not give it.
Do this: If you need an email, ask in the middle and make it optional. 77 of 100 people give it that way.
+13%
Required questions get 13% more answers, and people do not quit because of them.
Do this: Make every question required, except the ones asking who someone is.
3.5x
A 20-question survey collects 3.5 times more answers than a 5-question one. Each extra question costs about one finisher in a hundred.
Do this: Ask what you really need. Just make the first question quick and easy.
3 in 4
Three out of four answers come from a phone.
Do this: Preview your survey on your phone before you send it. Keep matrix grids short.
Day one
63% of your answers arrive on the first day, and 86% within a week. After that, very little.
Do this: Send once, then remind people once, three or four days later.
Measured on 25,112 real surveys with 2,274,520 answers, built on SuperSurvey between September 2023 and August 2026. Each survey counts once, and surveys are only compared with others of a similar length.
Each line follows 100 people who opened a survey of that length and shows how many are still answering at each question.
Most people who leave do it at the first question or the last one. Everything in between costs about one person in a hundred per question, whether your survey has 5 questions or 20. So the two ends of your survey matter more than everything in the middle.
How many people out of 100 drop at the final step, depending on what that question is. Across 6,498 surveys with at least 20 answers.
An email field or a text box is the worst thing to end on. A rating scale is the best. The same question costs far less when it sits in the middle, because people still have somewhere to go.
Surveys where every question was required, against surveys where every question was optional, matched by length.
Making every question required barely changes how many people finish, but you get 13% more answers per person (88% of questions answered instead of 78%). The one exception is asking who someone is: people will type a paragraph to get through, but they will not hand over their email under pressure.
Blue bars: how many people finish. Orange line: how many answers you collect per person who starts.
Going from 5 questions to 20 loses about 8 finishers in a hundred and collects 3.5 times the answers. The typical survey here has 5 questions and takes 70 seconds; even 20 to 29 questions is done in under 4 minutes.
Custom colours and themes: no change. Auto-advancing to the next question: no change. Random question order: no change. A progress bar helped a little (about 3 more finishers in a hundred) and 7 in 10 surveys already have one. The things that move results are what you end on, what you require, and which question types you use.
Every survey built on SuperSurvey between 16 September 2023 and 25 August 2026, read from the platform's own records: 122,887 surveys and 2,274,520 answers. The figures above use surveys with at least 3 questions and 3 answers (25,112 surveys), and per-survey rates need at least 20 people to have started. Each survey counts once, and settings are compared between surveys of similar length. Figures generated 2 September 2026.
Add your questions in the survey creator at the top of this page, or type a short description and let the AI draft them. Save, then open the Share tab to copy the link, send email invites, or embed the survey. Results appear in your dashboard as people answer. The median survey built here has five questions and is finished by a respondent in 70 seconds.
Not to build one. The editor works before you sign in, so you can add questions, pick a theme and preview the survey on a phone. When you publish, you add an email so the survey and its results have a dashboard you can come back to.
Yes. Respondents never sign in, and a survey only collects what you ask for, so leave out name and email questions. If you turn on email verification to block duplicate answers, the anonymous setting stops the email being stored with the response. In our data an optional email field is filled by 77% of people; a required one at the end by 32%.
Open the Share tab after saving. You get a link to paste anywhere, email invites you send from the editor, a QR code for print, and an embed code for your own website. Most responses arrive fast: 62.8% on day one and 86% within a week, so plan one reminder inside that week.
Yes. Type what the survey is for in the box under the editor, or upload a document or paste a URL, and the AI drafts the questions. Every question is editable before you publish, and you can add or remove questions in the same editor.
As many as you need, ending on a cheap question. Across 25,112 surveys, going from five questions to twenty cost about 8 points of completion and returned 3.5 times the data. The two ends matter most: question one costs up to ten points, and the last question is skipped by 11.2% of people who finish.
Results update live in the Results tab and in your dashboard, with a chart for each question. Filter by any answer to compare groups, then export the responses as Excel, CSV, HTML or PDF.
Google Forms is free but every form carries the Google look, and the logic is basic. SurveyMonkey caps its free surveys at 10 questions and holds back responses above its limit. SuperSurvey gives every survey unlimited questions, skip logic, your own branding, anonymous answers and export to Excel, and people can answer without signing in to anything.
A questionnaire is the set of questions. A survey is the whole exercise of asking a group of people and analysing their answers. The questionnaire maker on this page builds both: write the questionnaire, then share it to run the survey. The templates above are questionnaires you can send as they are.
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