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Draw on image

The Draw on Image field lets you add an image to your form that your users can draw or sketch on. The form is submitted with the image updated with what your users drew.

If you have an image that you want your users to update, or you have a sketch-pad that you want your form users to draw on, or you are a medical professional, and you want your form users to indicate on an image what needs your attention, the Draw On Image field is what you are looking for.

Basic setup

You should build your form containing all the relevant fields to get started. If this is your first time building a form, read the content in the Form Builder section.

  1. In the Form Fields panel (left-hand side), drag the Choose One field onto your form.

  2. Configure the basic field settings.

    1. Enter the question name for this form field.

    2. Select if the user must fill in this question.

    3. Click in the upload area to select and upload the image that users will be drawing on.

  3. Configure advanced settings (optional)

Show advanced options

Click the Show Advanced Options button to reveal additional controls and functionality, as the following table explains.

Option Description

Question (Label)

Show a different field label (instead of the field name) on the form.

  1. (Optional) Add a value to the Question (Label) field.

    When a Question (Label) is specified, it will override the Question (Name) on your form.

    Using this feature you can:

    • Show multiple fields with the same question or label.

    • Use internal field names for reporting purposes, but show user-friendly field labels on the form.

  2. (Optional) Check the Hide the question checkbox.

    When checked, this setting hides the Question (Name) label.

    It leaves the answer box in place.

  3. (Optional) Add further information and instruction.

    When populated, this field presents immediately adjacent to the Question (Name) field.

  4. Hide this field until certain conditions or responses in other fields are met.

    For more information, see Conditional logic section.