Checklists are valuable when your form has a number of options on a list that your users need to select.

This widget adds an aesthetic checklist to your form with a simple and quick configuration which only requires that you list what you want the widget to display.

Your form users will check all options that apply.

Its quite easy to configure, only requiring you to add all the options you want listed. You can also show or hide all unchecked items when the form is submitted.

The Terms and Conditions widget adds a link on your form that lets people read and accept the guidelines which come with your service. Customers or users are usually satisfied when what they expect is delivered in an efficient, timely manner. In order to set this expectation, the Terms and Conditions widget is an excellent choice.

If you create a form that helps you sell custom branded t-shirts, you might need to set expectations on size approximations, materials, colors, packaging and delivery timelines. Some of these details can be quite specific; for instance, there are different packaging instructions for different places around the world you might ship your t-shirts to. You might need to specify the type of chemicals used in branding, the type of textile material used to develop the t-shirts, regional and international standards for textile imports among other stipulations. Your Terms and Conditions helps you articulate these details.

Terms and conditions not only indicate to your customers or users precisely what to expect of your service, but you can outline legal stipulations which keep your customers, users and the services you offer safe.

The Terms and Conditions widget is easy to add to your form and customize. All you need a link to the website page where your terms and conditions are published, and that's it!

Drop-down fields are easy to use, because of the simplicity of picking an option from a list.

What if you wanted to limit the options that can be selected from a drop-down list depending on what the form user selected earlier?

It is now possible with dynamic dropdowns.

You can create more than one drop-down list with this widget, nesting any number of child drop down lists within related parent lists, such that when the user selects one option in the parent list, the related child lists are displayed.

It is useful for basically any form with a limited set of listed options from where you want the user to select.

Sometimes we have lots of options to show our form users, but we need them to pick only one from the whole list.

Dropdown fields revolutionized the ability to list lots of options with an objective to pick only one - but what if we took the dropdown field a step further?

We did.

Dropdown with Paging allows you to list a lot of options, and save on vertical space - without scrolling. The widget displays 5 options per page, with buttons at the bottom to quickly skip through each page - searching for the right option to pick.

The widget is very easy to configure; a text area box where you will list all the options you want to be shown to the form user.

One of the best advantages of using this widget is that it conserves horizontal space.

Drop down fields normally allow you to select only one option, but this widget goes further to allow your form users to pick on more than one option.

The widget tucks away all the options into a drop down field, which is revealed when the field is clicked. After the user selects what they want, the field collapses neatly back into position.

Your form users can delete any of their selected options before submitting.

This smart little widget manages the inventory of a single Item.

All you need to do is configure the total number of items available for sale, and the widget will ensure that each time your form is submitted, the total amount purchased or ordered at the time is deducted from the inventory.

You can add as many widgets as possible to represent each different item that you have available for sale. Through the Calculation Widget and Payment Integration, you can connect this widget to your checkout system of choice. This widget is excellent for limited subscriptions, small online stores, and single item inventory management.

This the new and bold way to present your checkboxes - as large, conspicuous buttons.

Button Checkboxes automatically wrap your list of options into solid, themed buttons that show an indicator when clicked.

The buttons can be customized to change the width, the theme, and the orientation in regards to splitting the buttons into separate rows.

The button checkboxes are especially useful for any kind of call to action forms.

This widget is perfect for showing your form users what times are available for an appointment. Not only that, you can limit how many people choose an available slot because the widget reduces the number of selected slots each time the form is submitted.

The widget is easy to configure, and uses your Jotform API to access submitted forms so that the number of slots available are not exceeded by the form.

To list the number of slots available, Just type them on different lines in the configuration menu; for example - Monday, 10.30Am {10} - Where {10} is the number of slots available.

This widget adds an attractive drop down field which you can configure by adding check box options that your users can select from.

All you need to do when configuring the widget is to list all the options in the configuration wizard dialog.

The widget saves vertical space on your form; all the options are neatly arranged and tucked away until they are needed.

They say images say a thousand words, and the more you use them, the more you send your message across.

This widget harnesses the power of images, allowing your form users to make their choices using a series of images.

All you need to do is upload your images to a web location, then add the URL links in the widget configuration so that your form users can click on the images in response to the question.

The widget presents one question at a time, and advances to the next question once the form user has selected their answer.

The widget is easy to configure, with a sample configuration included to guide you when you add it to your form.

The Time Picker Widget allows your form users to accurately and quickly select the time on your form.

The widget tucks a time picker which populates the input box with the selected time, making your form sophisticated and efficient.

The picker neatly folds away when the form user has picked the time, saving on vertical space.

This widget requires no further configuration, and all you need to do is add it to your form to collect time values.

This is a visually stimulating way of helping your form users select a list of options by moving them from a box on the left to the one on the right.

It is intuitive, allows you to list as many options as you would like, easy to configure, and comes with four stunning themes to style your form with.

Users like new ways of selecting options, or answering questions. This is why Visual Multi Select is the ideal widget for your form, it engages your users and allows them the autonomy to select or un-select options before submitting the form.

Orderable list creates a list in a predefined order on your form, which can then be reordered by your users as they respond to your form question.

Form users can easily order items by dragging each entry on the list to the right position using their mouse cursor.

The widget is perfect for evaluations, online exams, surveys, rating forms among many other uses.

Using images is one of the best ways to communicate, and it is also a proven method of collecting accurate form responses.

This widget puts together two phenomenal worlds of checkboxes and images, allowing you to list your images as checkboxes for your users to pick from.

The widget is easy to configure, and you can use image URL's, define the size of each image, and limit how many images can be checked.

The widget responds to your form width, so it works perfectly with mobile devices.

A very effective way of collecting answers is by using a list of options that users can pick from. It becomes even better if form users are able to move the options from one box to the other in relation to the question on the form.

Dual List-box is a different way of receiving form answers. It lists all the options you want your users to choose from in one box on the left, then require them to interactively move their selections to the box on the right. Pretty cool, right?

You can customize the titles of each box, as well as adding and modifying the list in the box on the left using the widget settings dialog - along with other settings that will help you customize the widget's layout further.

Form users like clarity - a way in which they can quickly recognize the options they need to select when filling out your form.

Grouped Values Drop Down is a widget that optimizes your drop down field by grouping the options you want your user to choose from.

This gives your users an easy time, while keeping the options organized and neatly captioned.

This widget is great for forms with a long list of options, and its quite easy to configure.

Most web designers do not like using the native look of checkboxes offered by popular browsers. They always stylize their checkboxes with different look to make it fancy-looking.

With the Fancy Checkboxes widget, you can do it too!

Just add the Fancy Checkboxes widget to your form, add your list of options and you are good to go!

You can list as many items as you would like so that your form users can pick from them. The widget also allows you to orient your checkboxes vertically or horizontally.

The Line Checkbox widget is aesthetic way of presenting checkbox options to your form users.

The widget themes the option text and checkbox in a beautiful bold color and an appealing line layout.

The widget is easy to configure, requiring only the list of options you want your form users to pick from.

You can also change the color scheme to fit your branding colors.

This widget is a checklist of different types of tickets, with a counter that tells your form users how many tickets are available before they get sold out.

The widget is easy to add to your form, and easy to configure; allowing you to set limits on each ticket option.

Each ticket type or category to be listed is placed on a new line in the configuration wizard, for example, "Premium Tickets {100}" where {100} is the total number of tickets available.

Drop down fields are great, because they are space-conservative, they look great, and you can add long lists of options for your users to select.

What if your form user needs an option that is not available in the drop down field? Can they add their own option on the fly?

Sure they can. This widget allows your form users to add an option to your drop down field.

It is easy to configure, and easy to use - when your form users click on add option a dialog will pop out so that they can type in the new drop down option.

You can delete contributed options by opening the form in the form builder and clicking on the red X next to them.

The best way of saying the same thing better is to say it differently.

Button Radios adds sleek, rectangular buttons on your form arranged in a horizontal, vertical or multiple-row format.

This is a different, yet stylish way of adding radio buttons to your form because it not only saves on vertical space, but displays radio button options to your form users in a clear, attractive format.

This widget is easy to configure; you can choose between three themes, and change the button text according to the options you want to display.

Images make everything clear, and help form users make choices easier and with greater conviction.

If you have a list of options that you need your form users to pick from, then the Image Radio Buttons widget is the way to go.

You begin by listing custom image URLs in the widget settings to display what form users need to pick from.

Users can only pick one image from the list, a typical radio-button logic.

Based on the popular asmSelect Jquery plugin, This is the smartest Drop Down Field yet!

asmSelect is a drop down field that allows you to select more than one option from the drop down list, and if you change your mind, you are allowed to remove the selection you do not want from a preview list.

So the widget allows you to select, and deselect items from a drop-down list.

This widget requires very little configuration - only requiring you to list the options you want your form users to see - and thats it - your ready to share your form!

This widget looks great for your aesthetic form, and works smoothly in response to what your users want.

The bootstrap switch replaces the typical check box with a cool Yes/No , On/Off toggle switch.

This widget is ideal for any form that has a question that can only have two answers.

Its easy to configure, and the settings wizard allows you to define the Yes - No text, the colors of each switch state and the size of the toggle switch.