Templates

By the end of this page you will know every template TrazoForms includes and which one fits your situation, so you can start from something close to what you need instead of a blank form.

Templates appear the first time you open a brand-new, empty form. Each thumbnail is a small live version of the real form — not a drawing — so what you see is genuinely what you get.

Template	Fields it includes	When it fits
Blank form	None.	You know exactly what you want to ask, or none of the others are close enough to be worth adjusting.
Promotion / raffle registration	Name, phone, email, invoice number, invoice receipt (file upload) and consent.	Collecting entries for a raffle or promotion tied to a purchase receipt.
Simple contact	Name, email, phone (optional) and message.	A general “get in touch” form with the fewest possible fields.
Advanced contact	Name, email, phone, subject (dropdown), message and consent.	A contact form that needs to route by topic, such as sales vs. support.
Satisfaction survey	Name (optional), a rating, what stood out (checkboxes) and additional comments.	Gathering feedback after a purchase or an event.
Event registration	Name, email, phone, number of guests and consent.	Registering attendees for an event, with a headcount.
Job application	Full name (in parts, since applications get filed and sorted by last name), email, phone, position of interest, résumé (file upload), cover letter and consent.	Collecting job applications with an attached résumé.
Newsletter signup	Email and consent.	The smallest possible opt-in, for a mailing list.
Donation pledge	Name, email, donation amount (multiple choice) and consent. TrazoForms does not process payments: this template only records the pledge.	Recording a stated donation amount, without taking the payment itself.

Every template also sets a submit button text that fits its purpose, such as Register my entry or Confirm my attendance, instead of a generic “Submit”.

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