How to Add and Set Up the Heading Element

Adding a heading is a simple way to introduce your form and help users understand what it’s all about. Think of it as a friendly welcome; it gives people a quick idea of what to expect as soon as they open your form. Whether it’s a clear title or a short description, the Heading element helps set the tone and guide your users from the very beginning.

Here are a few ways to use it:

• Use it to give your form a clear title so users immediately understand its purpose.
• Add section titles to break your form into smaller, easier-to-follow parts.
• Use it to introduce new steps in multi-page or multi-section forms.
• Include short descriptions or context to guide users before they start filling out a section.

Adding and Setting Up the Heading Element

Adding and customizing a Heading element is a great start, and it only takes a few easy steps, no design skills needed. Here’s how to do it:

1. In Form Builder, click on Add Element on the left side of the page.

2. Now, in the Form Elements menu, under the Basic tab, click on Heading. Or, just drag and then drop it to where you want it to be on your form.

3. Next, click on the Gear icon to open the Heading Properties menu on the right side of the page.
4. Then, under the General tab, set up these things:
   • Heading Text — Add here the main title text displayed in the Heading element.
   • Subheading Text — Enter here the secondary text shown below the main heading.
   • Heading Size — Use this to control how large or small the heading appears.
   • Text Alignment — Select an option to set the position of the heading text within the element.

5. Lastly, click on the Heading Image tab at the top to add your heading image by clicking the Choose a File button, and upload your file using these options:
   • Upload — Select one or more images directly from your device.
   • My Images — Choose multiple saved images from your account.
   • Enter URL — Paste direct image links, each on a new line, to add multiple images.

That’s it. You now have a clear and engaging heading that helps set the purpose of your form and lets users know they’re in the right place. Want to see how it looks on a live form? Check out this demo form.