Headings and Text
Headings and paragraphs aren’t just decoration — they help respondents understand what your form is about and what each section covers.
Adding headings
There are three heading sizes:
| Heading | Slash command | Markdown shortcut | Keyboard shortcut |
|---|---|---|---|
| Large heading (H1) | /h1 | # + space | Alt/Shift + Cmd/Ctrl + 1 |
| Medium heading (H2) | /h2 | ## + space | Alt/Shift + Cmd/Ctrl + 2 |
| Small heading (H3) | /h3 | ### + space | Alt/Shift + Cmd/Ctrl + 3 |
The Markdown shortcut is the quickest — just type # followed by a space at the beginning of a line, and the line turns into a heading.
Adding paragraphs
Just start typing. Any text you type in the editor becomes a paragraph by default. You can also use /paragraph from the slash commands.
When to use headings
- Top of the form — use a large heading to tell respondents what the form is about
- Section breaks — use medium or small headings to introduce groups of related fields
- Page titles — in multi-page forms, add a heading at the top of each page for context
Formatting
All text formatting works inside headings and paragraphs — bold, italic, links, highlights, and more. See Text Formatting.