Microsoft Forms and Quizzes Essentials

Sign in to Microsoft Forms using a Microsoft account, an organization email, or Gmail, and learn to create a Microsoft account if you encounter sign-in errors.

Create a Microsoft account by entering your email and password, verify with a code, complete the puzzle to prove you are human, then sign in to use Microsoft Form.

Explore the free Microsoft Forms interface with templates, creating forms or quizzes, customizing questions and themes, previewing on desktop and mobile, and sharing responses via URLs, email, or embed.

Create your own form from scratch using templates or blank, add and customize fields like full name, email, and address, set required or validation, and share or collaborate using links.

Share the form link to collect responses and let respondents open it in their browser to input answers. Submit responses, view status, and export all records to Excel.

View, delete, and print respondent results in Microsoft Forms and Quizzes Essentials. See data submitted for each respondent, including response times, and export as PDF or print to a printer.

Style Microsoft Forms by selecting a style, theme, or template, and customize background images, colors, and background music to create an immersive form where changes are automatically applied.

Apply a theme, color, and style to a Microsoft Forms form, present it, view responses, and share with a QR code for respondents to scan and submit.

Learn to duplicate a form in Microsoft Forms by using the three-dots menu, creating a new form from an existing one, and quickly adjusting titles, dates, and required fields.

Create a new collection to organize forms, name it mini bootcamp registration form, then drag and drop forms into the collection to group them.

Control form settings to accept or stop responses, customize the thank you message, enable editing, set duration, and use progress bars or shuffled questions for quizzes.

Learn how to print a form from Microsoft Forms using the simple form, adjust style, and generate a paper version for respondents to fill by hand.

Learn how to apply input restrictions in Microsoft Forms, enforcing numeric input and range validation such as greater than or equal to a value (e.g., 1–10) to ensure clean data.

Display image or video in a form by clicking the input and selecting media from Bing, OneDrive, or your device; adjust size and alternative text for accessibility.

Explore all input types in ms form, from choice and rating to Net Promoter score, and learn to add sections, customize options, and collect personal information.

Learn to create and organize form sections in Microsoft Forms, add new sections for general and payment information, set input types and required fields, and enable collect responses.

Discover the new group relay feature in Microsoft Forms and Quizzes Essentials, enabling respondents to view others' results before answering to speed data collection and improve public decision making.

Create a quiz using Microsoft Forms by adding questions, assigning points, enabling shuffle options and practice mode, reviewing responses, and exporting results to Excel.

Learn to create forms and quizzes with Microsoft Forms, using free and premium templates, edit questions and options, set scoring, share with students, and review results to save time.