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Form Field Types Reference – All 38 Fields | Uplup

Uplup’s form builder includes 38 field types organized into six groups in the left sidebar: Text, Contact, Selection, Feedback, Uploads, and Content. This reference covers every field type with details on what it collects and the per-field settings available in the right panel.

Table of Contents


Text (5)

Text-based fields for collecting typed responses.

Short Answer

Single-line text input for brief responses like names, titles, or short text answers.

Long Answer

Multi-line text area for longer responses like messages, descriptions, or comments.

Rich Text

Formatted text editor that lets respondents apply bold, italic, lists, and other inline formatting.

Number

Numeric input that only accepts numbers. Use it for quantities, ages, prices, and any value you’ll calculate or filter on.

Website

URL input for website links, portfolio URLs, and social profile addresses.


Contact (11)

Identity, location, and scheduling fields for collecting contact details.

Email Address

Email input with built-in format validation. The most common field for lead capture.

Phone Number

Phone number input with country code selector and automatic formatting.

Full Name

Name field that can be a single input or split into separate first/last components.

Address

Multi-part address collection with street, city, state, postal code, and country sub-fields.

Birthday

Date picker tuned for collecting a date of birth.

Date & Time

Combined date and time picker in a single field. Good for event scheduling and appointment booking.

Time

Time-only picker for hour and minute selection.

Date Range

Pick a start date and end date in one field. Useful for travel dates, project timelines, and rental periods.

Country

Searchable country dropdown with the full ISO country list.

Company

Text input optimized for business or organization names. Pairs naturally with Full Name and Email Address on B2B forms.

Social Media

Field for collecting one or more social profile handles or URLs.


Selection (7)

Fields where respondents pick from predefined options.

Checkbox

Multi-select list shown as square checkboxes. Pick “select all that apply” scenarios.

Multiple Choice

Single-select list of options shown as radio-style buttons.

Dropdown

Single-select list inside a dropdown. Saves space when you have many options.

Multi-Select

Dropdown that allows multiple selections, displayed as tags once selected.

Picture Choice

Visual selection where each option is an image with an optional text label. Supports single or multiple selection.

Yes / No

Binary choice shown as two buttons. The button labels are customizable.

Terms & Conditions

Consent checkbox for terms acceptance, privacy policy, or any GDPR-style agreement, with room for a linked policy URL.


Feedback (6)

Rating, scale, and ranking fields for measuring sentiment and preference.

Star Rating

Classic star rating, configurable from a small to a larger number of stars.

NPS Score

0–10 Net Promoter Score scale for measuring customer loyalty.

Likert Scale

Numbered or labeled scale (commonly 1–5 or 1–7) for agreement and frequency questions.

Slider

Draggable slider for selecting a value within a range. Configure min, max, and step size.

Matrix

Grid for rating multiple items on the same scale (one row per item, one column per rating point).

Ranking

Drag-and-drop list for ordering items by preference or priority.


Uploads (2)

Fields for collecting files and signatures.

File Upload

Lets respondents upload files (documents, images, etc.). You can restrict allowed file types and the maximum file size.

Signature

Digital signature pad. Respondents draw their signature with a mouse or touch and can clear it to redo.


Content (7)

Display-only blocks that organize and decorate your form. They don’t collect a response.

Heading

Section title to break a longer form into logical sections.

Paragraph

Block of body text for instructions, context, or explanations.

Divider

Horizontal rule that visually separates sections of the form.

Spacer

Vertical whitespace block for fine-tuning the rhythm between fields.

Image

Display an image inline within the form, useful for logos, diagrams, or visual instructions.

Video

Embed a video to introduce the form or walk respondents through instructions.

Icon

Decorative icon block to add visual interest or signpost a section.


Shared Settings

Click any field on the canvas to open its settings panel on the right. Most input fields share a common set of options:

  • Question – The label respondents see.
  • Description – Optional helper text shown below the question.
  • Placeholder – Hint text shown inside the input.
  • Required – Toggle to require an answer before the form can be submitted.
  • Error message – Custom message shown when validation fails.
  • Conditional logic – Show or hide the field based on answers to earlier fields. See Conditional Logic & Branching.

Selection fields (Checkbox, Multiple Choice, Dropdown, Multi-Select, Picture Choice) add option-list controls. Number, Star Rating, NPS Score, Likert Scale, and Slider expose min/max range controls. Content fields (Heading, Paragraph, Divider, Spacer, Image, Video, Icon) show only their relevant style options because they don’t collect data.


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