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Use pages when a form has distinct topics or when showing everything at once feels overwhelming.

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Add a page

Place your cursor where the new page should begin, select +, and choose Page. Everything after the page break belongs to the next page until another page break appears.

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Plan each page around one idea

A useful page might contain:
  1. a short heading that explains the topic;
  2. two or three closely related questions;
  3. no extra information that belongs elsewhere.
A page containing no answerable questions is skipped, which prevents respondents from landing on a dead step made only of headings or media.

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Show progress

Open Settings and turn on Progress bar. The bar helps people understand how much remains.

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Let answers move the form forward

Turn on Auto-jump to next page if you want the form to advance after a question is answered. Test this carefully on mobile, especially when a page contains more than one question.
Short forms may not need pages. A name, email, and message are often easier on one page. Add structure only when it makes the task clearer.