AI form builder
Say what you need to collect. The form is written for you, field by field, and you edit anything you disagree with.
5 forms and 100 responses on the free plan. No card required.
How it works
Describe it
Write a sentence or a paragraph. “A patient intake form for a dental practice, with insurance details and a consent signature.” The more you say, the less you edit afterwards.
Read what it wrote
Every field arrives with its type, its options and its help text already set. Change a label, reorder a question, delete what you did not want. Nothing is locked.
Publish and share
Publish and you get a link. Respondents open it and fill it in with no account, no sign in and no app.
What you get
- Every field type, including file upload, signature and payment
- Conditional logic, so a question can depend on an earlier answer
- Answer piping, to quote what somebody said back to them
- Themes, so the form does not have to look like a form
- Responses in one place, exportable to Excel or CSV
- A connector for Claude and ChatGPT, so you can build from a chat instead
Questions
- Is the AI form builder free?
- Yes. Building forms with AI is on the free plan, along with 5 forms and 100 submissions. No card is asked for. The free plan also includes conditional logic and payment fields, which most form builders hold back for a paid tier.
- Can I edit what the AI writes?
- All of it. What arrives is an ordinary form in an ordinary builder: change any label, retype the options, drag a question somewhere else, or delete the lot and start again. Nothing it produces is locked or special.
- Can I build a form from inside ChatGPT or Claude?
- Yes, and this is the part that is unusual. Deoochform runs its own MCP server, so a connected assistant creates and edits your forms directly and reads the responses back. No automation platform in between and no second subscription.
- Can it turn a PDF or a screenshot into a form?
- No. It builds from a description, not from a document. If you have an existing paper form, the quickest path today is to describe what is on it, or to start from one of the templates and edit from there.
Comparing options? See how this stacks up against Jotform, Google Forms and Typeform, or read what the free plan includes.