# Creating a Survey | G

1. Start at [forms.google.com](https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/?tgif=c)
2. Create an account (if you already have an account, skip this step)
3. At the top of the page, click the plus sign or template under "Start a new form."
4. Add collaborators to form by clicking the three dots on the top right of the page.
5. The page is then divided into three tabs: Questions, Responses and Settings. 
   1. Questions Tab
      1. At the top of the page, add a form title as well as a description. 
      2. Each question is divided into its own block. Add questions and/or images to your form. To add more questions, use the side bar on the right side of each question block. 
   2. Responses Tab
      1. This is where you can see all the responses to your forms.
   3. Settings Tab
      1. Activate scoring for your form if necessary.
      2. Set how you want to get responses, such as gathering emails.
      3. Set form presentation settings.
6. Customize your theme by clicking on the arts palette at the top right of the page.
7. Preview your form before publishing by selecting the eye icon beside the arts palette icon at the top right of the page. 
8. Click "Send" and copy the link to share the survey.


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