Supporting content

Free feature

Supporting content is available to all Fomr users.

Every question can carry its own supporting content — components that appear between the question’s title and its input. Use it for helper text, an example image, or a divider. Each one is a real component, with all its formatting and settings.

A question with formatted supporting text between its title and input

Adding supporting content

1. Open your form in the editor and start dragging a Text, Image, or Divider component

2. A + line appears between the question’s title and its input — drop the component there

3. Edit it in place, exactly like any other component

You can add several supporting components to one question and reorder them by dragging — sorting inside the area works just like reordering choice options.

Dragging a component onto a question in the editor, with the drop position previewed between its title and input

What you can add

• Text — formatted helper text with bold, italics, links, lists, and answer piping.
• Image — an example screenshot, an illustration, or anything visual that helps people answer.
• Divider — a subtle separator when a question needs visual breathing room.

Moving content out

To take a component out of a question, drag it firmly downward or upward until it breaks free of the question’s outline, then drop it anywhere on the page. Supporting components hold on a little tighter than regular ones so you don’t pull them out by accident while sorting.

Tips

• Keep helper text short — One or two lines under the title reads best; long explanations work better as a separate Text block above the question.
• Show, don’t tell — An example image often answers format questions better than a paragraph.
• Use formatting — Bold the part people skim for, and link out to detailed policies instead of pasting them in.