How to Convert PDF to Google Forms

How to Convert PDF to Google Forms

Trying to convert a PDF quiz or survey into a Google Form? You’re not alone. Educators, HR teams, and trainers often face this challenge—especially when dealing with static PDF documents. Although direct PDF upload is not yet live on Formswrite.com , the feature is in development and coming soon.

Here’s what the process will look like once it becomes available:

How to Convert PDF to Google Forms (Coming Soon)

Step 1: Visit Formswrite.com Navigate to Formswrite.com from your browser. It’s a 100% online platform—no installations or extensions required.

Step 2: Upload Your PDF You’ll be able to upload your quiz or survey PDF. The system will intelligently extract text and detect structured question formats.

Step 3: Edit and Format Questions Before exporting, you’ll be able to edit question wording, adjust formats, and review multiple-choice answers.

Step 4: Enable Quiz Mode (Optional) If your PDF is a quiz, Formswrite will let you add point values, correct answers, and quiz settings.

Step 5: Export to Google Forms With one click, your structured questions will appear in a brand-new Google Form linked to your Google account.

Step 6: Final Edits in Google Forms Log into your Google account to tweak, theme, or share the final form.

Why Choose Formswrite?

1. Converts structured content intelligently

2. Saves time and manual formatting

3. Easy integration with Google Forms

Even though PDF support is still on the roadmap, Formswrite already helps users convert Google Docs into fully functional Google Forms today.

FAQs

Is PDF-to-Google Form conversion available now? No, but we’re actively working on launching this capability.

What does Formswrite support today? You can instantly convert structured Google Docs into self-grading Google Form quizzes.

Does Formswrite require installation? No. It’s a web-based tool—just go to the website and start using it.

Will formatting from the PDF be retained? Yes, that’s part of the core functionality being built—to preserve structure and layout.

Ready to create your next quiz faster? Explore what Formswrite can already do at Formswrite.com and be first in line when PDF support goes li