Google Form Templates: Quiz, Survey & Feedback (Free Gallery)

Updated November 8, 2026 · ~6 min read

Google Forms ships a free template gallery with ready-made quiz, survey, RSVP, feedback, and order forms — a fast head start when you do not want a blank canvas. This guide shows where the gallery lives, how to pick and customize a template, how to save your own, and when it is faster to import your existing questions instead of rebuilding them inside a template.

Already have the questions written? Templates give you layout, not content. If your quiz or survey already lives in Word, Excel, a PDF, or a list, import that file and you skip the template entirely — your questions, options, and answer key come in as graded items.

Step 1 — Open the template gallery

Go to forms.google.com and click Template gallery at the top, or from a blank form click the plus icon and choose From a template. The gallery is grouped into Personal, Work, and Education sections so you can find a relevant starting point quickly.

Step 2 — Pick a starting point

Choose a layout close to your goal. Common picks:

Template	Best for
Quiz	Graded questions (quiz mode pre-on)
Survey / Feedback	Opinions, ratings, open comments
RSVP / Event	Headcounts and yes-no attendance
Order form	Item selection and quantities
Contact info	Name, email, and basic intake

Step 3 — Customize the template

Rename the form, edit or delete the placeholder questions, and set your own theme color or header image. Templates are starting scaffolds — delete what you do not need and add what you do. For a quiz, set the answer key and points on each graded question.

Step 4 — Save your own reusable copy

On a consumer account there is no personal template gallery, so reuse a finished form via Make a copy whenever you start something similar. Workspace accounts can sometimes publish organization templates. A copied form keeps your questions, theme, and settings.

Step 5 — Import existing questions if you have them

If your content already exists as a file, a template still leaves you retyping every item. Reshape the document, spreadsheet, or PDF into the fixed columns Forms reads — question, options, correct answer, points — and bring them in as graded items, then keep the template's look on top.

Frequently asked questions

Are Google Form templates free?

Yes. The template gallery is free with any Google account. You can open a pre-built quiz, survey, RSVP, or feedback form and use it without paying.

Where do I find the template gallery?

Go to forms.google.com and click 'Template gallery' at the top, or from a blank form click the plus icon and choose 'From a template'. The gallery groups personal, work, and education templates.

Is there a quiz template?

Yes. The quiz template pre-enables 'Make this a quiz' so the answer key and points are ready to set. It saves you the step of turning quiz mode on manually.

Can I save my own template?

On a consumer account there is no personal template gallery, but you can reuse a form by choosing 'Make a copy' each time. Workspace accounts may let you submit organization templates. Either way, a copied form keeps your questions and theme.

Can I import my own questions into a template?

Yes. If your questions already live in Word, Excel, a PDF, or a list, reshape them into the fixed columns Forms reads - question, options, correct answer, points - and bring them in as graded items, then keep the template's theme on top.

Start from a template or your own file

A template gets you a clean layout in seconds. But if the questions already exist somewhere, import them and keep the template's theme — you get the look without the retyping. Either path ends in a free, ready-to-send Google Form.

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