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You can add a file upload question in your Google Form to allow your users to upload file(s) as response to the question, but this option requires sign in. You can use the Formfacade add-on to convert Google Forms' file upload question into HTML file upload and let your users upload files without sign in.
Read the full article →Formfacade does not use any of the file attributes such as size, type etc specified in the File upload question. It simply converts the Google Drive file upload into a html file upload. In Google Forms, you will see a short answer question, but in the Formfacade form, you will see the file upload option. You can make the converted short answer question as required in Google Forms to make the file upload mandatory.
Read the full article →You can change the file upload button text by adding a caption for the upload button in the Formfacade customize interface.
Read the full article →If you want to provide your users with the option to upload multiple files, you can specify the max files for the file upload question in the Formfacade customize interface.
Read the full article →File upload question allows images, documents, audios, videos, html files by default. You can accept only specific file types by adding the list of extensions for the acceptable file types for the file upload question in the Formfacade customize interface.
Read the full article →You can customize the file upload button styles by writing a custom css in the Form settings advanced option.
Read the full article →The standard file upload limit supported in Formfacade is 10MB. You can subscribe to the file upload plus plans to increase the max file size limit to 1GB.
Read the full article →Users can upload files by selecting a file from their computer, dragging the files from their computer and dropping it the upload popup, snapping a picture using their mobile camera or uploading files from the photo library.
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