Short links now live on tfrm.be, every form’s own address is yours to edit, and a deleted answer hands a personal link back.
NewA form’s address is no longer whatever its title happened to be. Settings, General now carries an Address field: type the last part of the public link yourself, in lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens. A duplicate that arrived as autumn-workshop-copy can finally be called what it is. Change it on a published form and the form moves at once, so the old address stops answering along with it.
ImprovedThe short link is handed out on tfrm.be from now on, so tfrm.be/k7m2qpza is the whole of it on a flyer, on a badge or read out loud. Every short link shared before today keeps working exactly as it did.
NewPersonal links can go out short as well. In the recipient panel, pick the address this campaign hands out: the familiar tinyforms.tools/i/k7m2qpza, or tfrm.be/k7m2qpza. The list, the copy buttons, the CSV and Excel exports and the QR codes all follow your choice, the QR code gets coarser and easier to scan, and every address already printed keeps opening the same form.
FixedDeleting an answer, clearing a form’s answers or withdrawing a registration now hands the personal link behind it back: that recipient can fill the form in again, where their link used to show a thank-you notice and nothing else. Restoring the answer from the bin closes the link with it. Until now a link stayed shut on an answer that no longer existed, with no way to open it again.
FixedThe three switches under How personal links behave were not being kept: only accept answers through a personal link, one answer per link, and let recipients correct what you filled in all fell back to their default on the next save. They now stay the way you set them.
ImprovedThe notice a recipient opens on is yours to decide. Personal links now carries three settings for it: whether the page says who the invitation is for, whether it adds a second line under that name, and what that line says. Leave the wording empty and it stays the sentence about the answers you filled in; write your own and it is always shown, with {RECIPIENT} and your hidden columns filled in per recipient.
Withdraw a registration without losing the record, refund on its own, and restore a deleted response for 30 days.
NewCancelling a registration withdraws it without erasing it. The place it took comes free straight away, so someone else can book it and the same person can sign up again, while the record stays under Cancelled with the refund you made next to it. Months later you can still see who cancelled and what went back to them.
NewDeleting a response now moves it to a bin instead of erasing it. It stays there, uploaded files and all, restorable for 30 days, after which it is erased for good. Clearing a whole form works the same way, and you can empty the bin yourself whenever you want the space back.
NewRefunding is its own action now, separate from cancelling and deleting: send the money back through Mollie while the registration stays as it is. A refunded response is marked as such, with the amount and the date, so your list says who has been paid back.
FixedThe "also refund this customer" tick box did nothing when you deleted a response from the submissions list: the refund was never sent to Mollie. It worked from the response detail page only. Both now behave the same.
The recipient panel now warns that a personal link stays closed until the form is published.
ImprovedA personal link opens the published form, so it answers with "page not found" while the form is still a draft. The recipient panel now says so, and the warning sits next to the print button on the QR sheet as well, so a batch of cards is not printed a day early. Publishing changes nothing about the links: an address you already sent starts working as it is.
Two options can now sell the same seats, and the settings behind a question are grouped so you can read them at a glance.
NewOptions can now share their places. Give each date its own maximum, then let the option covering the whole series take a place at every one of them: one price for a single date, another for the series, one set of places for both.
NewA condition can now name several options at once. Tick bronze, silver and gold and one block covers all three, while a fourth option carries a different one. Until now that took a copy of the block per option.
ImprovedThe settings of a question are now split into Options, Price, Availability and Visibility. Each group says what it is set to while it is closed, and opens on its own when it is already in use, so a question with a price and a cap no longer reads as one long list.
ImprovedA field's help text takes bold, italic and links, the same way a text block does, so the line under a question can point at your terms or a price list instead of spelling out a web address.
ImprovedMoving a form to a folder and deleting it are now on the form’s own menu, next to editing, duplicating and exporting. The menu is split into three groups, so the delete no longer sits against the everyday actions. Both still work on a whole selection at once.
FixedThe live preview no longer scrolls away. It stays beside the field you are editing, and once the form grows taller than the screen it scrolls on its own, so the bottom of a long form is reachable again.
IBAN, ranking, picture choice and time slots join the builder, and the questions that go beyond a plain form now belong to the paid plans.
NewA new IBAN question for bank account numbers. The check digits are verified as it is typed, so a mistyped number is caught while the person is still there to correct it, not weeks later when you are trying to pay them back.
NewA new ranking question: give people a list and let them put it in their order of preference. Insights shows the average place each option got, most preferred first, and the export carries the numbered order.
NewRadio and checkbox questions can show their options as pictures instead of rows. Prices, limits and conditions per option keep working exactly as they did.
NewGenerate a run of appointment slots from an opening time, a closing time and a slot length, each with its own number of places. Parents' evenings, fittings and pick-up moments, without building the list by hand.
NewA form can accept one answer per email address. A second answer from the same address is refused, with a message on the question itself.
NewEvery personal link now has a QR code. Look at one on its own, download it as an image, or print the whole campaign as a sheet of cards to cut up and hand out.
NewInsights shows where people stop in a multi-page form: how many reached each page, and which page loses the most. Nobody is identified, only how often a page was reached.
ImprovedConditional questions can now compare more than "is equal to". Text questions offer "contains" and "does not contain", and number, slider and rating questions offer "is greater than" and "is less than".
ImprovedIn the builder, a question whose label you have not typed yet is outlined in orange, so an unnamed question is caught while you are building instead of when a save is refused. Option labels and the fields in a repeater row work the same way.
ImprovedRanking, signature, IBAN, slider, rating, repeating groups and picture choice are now part of the Pro and Business plans. Forms already using them keep working, and the question types stay visible on the Free plan with the plan that unlocks them named.
ImprovedEvery error page is now a proper TinyForms page in your own language: a link that leads nowhere, a page you have no access to, a form left open too long, or a failure on our side. Each one names what happened and offers a way back, instead of a bare error screen.
Building a choice field no longer means typing one option at a time, and long dropdowns became easier to answer.
NewClick the unpublished-changes badge to see exactly what publishing would change: which questions were added, removed, edited or moved, and which settings differ from the live version.
NewPaste a whole list of options at once. Every line becomes an option, so a list from a spreadsheet or an email is one paste away.
NewA dropdown can be made searchable, so respondents type a few letters instead of scrolling through a long list.
NewText blocks support bold, italic and links, so an explanation can point somewhere without showing a bare web address.
NewBlocks on the thank-you page can be shown conditionally, so what someone reads afterwards can depend on what they answered.
NewNew accounts confirm their email address before they start, and sign-ups that are never confirmed are cleaned up on their own.
ImprovedOptions can be reordered by dragging them, and a field that carries a price now says so at a glance.
ImprovedThe price setting explains itself on a form that does not collect payment yet, instead of quietly doing nothing.
FixedA field card only folds shut when you click its title bar, not when you use a dropdown inside it.
The builder grew from a list of text fields into something you can build a real registration with.
NewSplit a long form into steps with a page break, with a progress indicator for respondents.
NewTwo layers of spam protection: an invisible honeypot with a time trap, and Cloudflare Turnstile when you want a captcha.
NewNew field types: rating, signature, slider, file upload, consent checkbox, yes/no toggle, time, date and time, web address, and grouped fields for a name or an address.
NewNew layout items: video embed, spacer and divider.
NewExport a form to a file and import it back, into the same workspace or another one.
NewChoose your payment provider per workspace and store your own credentials.