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AI form generatorTurn your ideas into forms with AI.

Describe what you need in plain language and get a ready-to-edit draft, with question types chosen for you and every label in Arabic and English. Then refine it by asking, or edit it by hand.

01What gets easier

  • Start from anything

    A one-line description, a list of questions you already have, a PDF form, or a public link to a Google Forms, Typeform, Jotform, Tally, Fillout or Paperform form.

  • Bilingual from the first draft

    Every title, question, description and option comes back in both Arabic and English, so the second language is never a separate job.

  • Refine by asking

    Tell the AI what to change — “add a phone number”, “make it shorter” — from the builder. Every field also stays editable by hand.

02How it works

  1. 01

    Describe or upload

    Write what the form is for, paste your questions, upload a PDF or paste a link.

  2. 02

    Review the draft

    Questions arrive with fitting types — email, phone, date, rating — in both languages.

  3. 03

    Refine and publish

    Ask for changes or edit directly, pick a theme, and share the link. Nothing is published until you do.

03In practice

An onboarding form from one paragraph.

“A new-employee onboarding form: full name, work email, start date, department, job title, ID upload and any notes.” The draft comes back with an email field, a date picker and a file upload — in Arabic and English — ready to review.

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05Questions

Can I write my prompt in Arabic?
Yes. Write in Arabic or English; the draft comes back with both languages filled in.
Can I convert a form I already have?
Yes. Upload a PDF, or paste a public link to a form on another platform, and the AI rebuilds it as an editable form.
Do I have to keep what the AI writes?
No. The draft is a starting point: change, reorder or delete any question before you publish.

11Ready when you are

Your next form starts here.

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