Create Thank You pages

Replace a form's default ending with your own Thank you page, show different endings by score, quote answers and the submission ID, and lay it out with columns.

A Thank you page is the last screen a respondent sees, drawn the moment they submit. Every Tinyform form has a default one; a form can carry its own instead, and with conditional logic it can carry several and pick one by the answers given.

A form submitted with the name Anete, ending on the default Thank you page: a blue tick above “Thanks — your answers have been sent.”

Create a Thank You page

Type /thank in the editor and pick the ‘Thank you’ page block, or use the switch that sits on the last page break of a multi-page form. Either way the page before it becomes the form's last page, and its button changes from Next to Submit.

The editor with the last page break selected, its ‘Thank you’ page switch turned on and the heading and text below it forming the Thank you page.

Everything below the break is the Thank you page. Fill it the way you fill any page: headings, text, links, images, video. Type @ to quote an answer the respondent gave, so the ending can use their name or their score; see answer piping.

The published Download form after a submit, showing its own Thank you page: “Thank you for your purchase, Anete!” over a line with a download link.

A form with no Thank you page of its own ends on the default one.

A published form with no Thank you page of its own, ending on the default one.

Create multiple Thank You pages

Insert as many Thank you pages as you have endings, and let conditional logic decide which one a respondent lands on.

For example: a quiz should congratulate a high score and console a low one.

Score the quiz with a calculated field, or start from the online trivia quiz template.
Insert two (or more) Thank you pages, each with its own message.

The editor of a trivia quiz carrying two Thank you pages, one congratulating a high score and one consoling a low one.

Add a logic block with a Jump to page action: when the score is above 15, jump to the first Thank you page; otherwise jump to the second. In the page picker a Thank you page is labelled with its number and (‘Thank you’ page), so the two are easy to tell apart. A page jump fires when the respondent presses Submit.

A conditional logic block in the editor with two Jump to page actions, sending scores above 15 to the first Thank you page and the rest to the second.

Mention the Submission ID

Every submission is given a unique ID when it is stored. It identifies that one fill and nothing else, which makes it usable as a booking reference, a ticket number or a code to quote in a follow-up.

Type @ on the Thank you page and pick Submission ID under Mention the submission. On the published page the mention resolves to the ID the submission was actually stored under. There is no separate respondent ID: the submission ID is the only one offered.

The mention menu open in a Thank you page heading after typing @, with Submission ID listed under “Mention the submission”.

The published Thank you page with the mention resolved, printing the reservation number the submission was stored under.

Customize with columns and media

A Thank you page can be as rich as a landing page: a heading, an image beside it, next steps, and a row of links to your site and social profiles. The steps below build the one pictured.

A finished Thank you page on the published form: a heading that greets the respondent by name, the next steps, the registration number the submission was stored under, and a picture.

Type /thank, or flip the switch on the last page break, to add the page.
Add a heading (/heading, then pick a size) thanking the respondent.
Personalise it: type @ inside the heading and pick the question that asked for their first name.

Typing /heading on an empty Thank you page, picking Heading 2, and personalising it with an @ mention of the first-name question.

Add a Text block that says what happens next.
For a registration or ticket code, mention Submission ID.

The Thank you page in the editor with its heading, two paragraphs of next steps and a line mentioning the Submission ID.

Type /image and upload a picture, paste a link to one, or pick one from Pexels.
Drag the text block by its ⋮⋮ grip and drop it beside the image to make two columns.

Dragging the image block by its grip and dropping it to the right of the text, so the two sit in columns.

Hover the seam between the two and drag the Drag to resize columns handle until the picture suits the length of the text.

Dragging the handle on the seam between the two columns to narrow the text and give the picture more room.

Type /divider under the pair to separate the message from your contact details.
Add your website, an email address and any social profiles, each on its own line.

The Thank you page in the editor with a divider under the columns and five plain lines: a website, an email address and three social profiles.

Select each name and press Add link in the toolbar, or paste a URL straight onto the selected text.
Drag each link block to the right of the website name.

Selecting the word Facebook, pressing Add link in the toolbar and pasting a URL into the box, which turns the line into a link.

Adjust the columns with the handles between the links until the row sits the way you want.

Dragging a linked line by its grip and dropping it beside the website line, laying the contact links out as a row of columns.

A few more ideas for the finished page:

The same finished Thank you page on the published form, as an example of what one can hold.