File uploads in Google Forms, without the Google sign-in
Google makes everyone sign in before they can upload a file. FormGuest gives your form a second link where anyone can upload. You keep your form, and responses still go to your sheet.
How it works
Change one question
Change your "File upload" question to "Short answer". That is the only edit to your form.
Paste your link
FormGuest reads your form and builds a matching page with real upload boxes.
Share the new link
Responses arrive in your Google Form and sheet as usual. The upload question holds the file links.
Pricing
Free
- 20 responses per form
- Files up to 10 MB
- Files kept for 30 days
- Small "File uploads by FormGuest" note
Pro
- Unlimited responses
- Files up to 100 MB
- 10 GB of storage, kept while you subscribe
- No branding
Start free. Upgrade from your manage page when you need more. Cancel any time.
Questions
Do I have to rebuild my form?
No. You keep your Google Form, its questions, and its response sheet. The only change is turning the file upload question into a short-answer question.
Where are the files stored?
On Cloudflare's storage, under a long random link that only appears in your responses. Download links are not listed or indexed anywhere.
What happens if I edit my Google Form later?
FormGuest re-reads your form every few minutes, so new and changed questions show up on their own. You can also refresh it right away from your manage page.
Which question types work?
Short answer, paragraph, multiple choice, checkboxes, dropdown, linear scale, rating, grids, date, and time. Sections are shown on one page.
Why not just use a different form builder?
You can, but then you move your responses, your sheet, and everything connected to them. FormGuest fixes the one thing Google Forms won't do and leaves the rest alone.