How to Create Google Forms in Seconds Using AI! 🤯#ChatGPT #GoogleForms #ArtificialIntelligence, by Reagan Apreku on YouTube. 1 min 5 s.
- Video length
- 1 min 5 s
- Time to do it
- 10 minutes
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Steps
- 7
What you need
Steps
Open ChatGPT and describe the form you want: the topic, how many questions, the answer options for each one, and any sections you need.
Ask ChatGPT to write a Google Apps Script that uses FormApp to create the form, add each question, and print the form URL at the end.
Go to script.google.com and click New project. Sign in with the same Google account you want to own the form.
Delete the placeholder code in the editor, paste the script ChatGPT gave you, then click the save icon.
Click Run. When Google asks for permission, choose your account, click Advanced, then Go to project and Allow.
Open the execution log to find the form link the script printed. Copy it or click it to open your new form.
Check every question and answer option in the form editor. Fix wording, add or remove questions, then click Send to share the link.
Tips and common mistakes
Read through the generated code before you run it and delete any line you do not understand.
The form is saved in the Google Drive of the account that runs the script, so check there if you lose the link.
Small wording changes are faster in the Google Forms editor than by editing the script and running it again.
Test the form yourself once before sharing it, so you catch broken required questions early.
Questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. ChatGPT writes the script for you. Your job is to paste it into Apps Script, run it and approve the permissions.
Where does the finished form go?
It is created in the Google Drive of the account that ran the script, in your main My Drive folder, and it appears in Google Forms like any form you build by hand.
Can I change the questions afterwards?
Yes. Open the form in the Google Forms editor and edit, add or delete questions directly, no code needed.
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