Formgen AI

Formgen AI

Create Google Forms from text. Instantly with AI

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Formgen AI lets you create Google Forms just by describing what you want in plain English. It uses AI to turn your text into a fully structured Google Form in your own Google account. No manual editing, no copying templates. Just type, generate, and share.
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Akash Singh
Ehno
Maker
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m super excited to share FormgGen AI with you all. I built this tool out of a simple pain point—creating Google Forms was just too slow and repetitive, especially when you had to do it often. With FormgGen AI, you can describe your form in natural language like “I want a feedback form for a workshop with name, rating, suggestions,” and boom 💥—a live Google Form gets created directly linked to your Google Account. ✨ No templates. No manual edits. Just AI magic. Would love your feedback and suggestions. I’m here all day to answer questions!
Akapoor

This is super smart! 🚀 Creating forms manually is such a boring task — love that you're making it frictionless with AI.

Just launched CineShuffle today — a fun mood-based movie recs tool 🚀 Would love any feedback if you get time!

Akash Singh
Ehno
Maker

@a789 Thank you so much! 🙌 Totally agree — manual form creation is such a chore, and we're excited to take the pain out of it with AI.

Also, congrats on launching CineShuffle! 🎬🚀 Just checked it out — love the idea of getting movie recommendations based on mood.

Shreyans Bhansali
AskCodi

Such a clean solve for a tedious task. Quick question—how does Formgen AI handle complex logic like conditional branching in forms?

Akash Singh
Ehno
Maker

@shreyans_assistiv Thanks for the appreciation. Right now, FormGen focuses on generating straightforward forms — but handling branching logic (like conditional sections/questions) is definitely on the roadmap!