If you’ve ever filled out a Google Form and wanted to review your responses, Formswrite makes the process seamless. With Formswrite, you can not only create Google Forms from various document types but also track, view, and manage your submissions efficiently. Whether you converted a Google Doc, PDF, or even an image into a form, Formswrite helps you keep everything organized in one place. Here’s how you can see the Google Forms you’ve filled out using Formswrite.

First, go to Formswrite . Formswrite is a platform designed to help users convert documents—like Google Docs, Sheets, PDFs, Word files, and images—into Google Forms and other quiz formats like Moodle, Blackboard, Kahoot, Quizizz, and more.

Sign in with your existing account or create a new one. Formswrite keeps track of all your converted forms, making it easier to access any form you’ve previously filled out.

Once logged in, click on the “My Forms” or “Form History” section. This area lists all the forms you have created or filled out through Formswrite. You can filter by date, document type, or platform.

Browse the list to find the Google Form you filled out. Formswrite allows you to preview your responses and even re-export the form to Google Forms or other platforms like Moodle, Schoology, Brightspace, or Quizizz.

Click on the form to open it. Formswrite displays your submission clearly, showing all the answers you provided. If the form was created from a Google Doc or PDF, Formswrite ensures the structure is intact, so your responses appear exactly as they were submitted.

If needed, you can export your filled form for record-keeping or sharing. Formswrite supports multiple export formats, including QTI 2.1, GIFT, Aiken, and Cloze formats. You can also re-export the form back to Google Forms or other quiz platforms to use it in classrooms, training sessions, or assessments.

**Q1: Can I see Google Forms I filled out without using Formswrite?
**Yes, Google Forms responses are normally viewable if the form creator allowed it. However, Formswrite centralizes all your forms and makes it easier to track submissions across multiple platforms.

**Q2: Can Formswrite convert my filled responses back to Google Forms?
**Absolutely. Formswrite lets you re-export completed forms to Google Forms, Moodle, Quizizz, or even platforms like ClassMarker and H5P.

Q3: Does Formswrite **work with PDFs and images?
**Yes! Formswrite can convert PDFs, images, and other document types into interactive forms, which you can then fill out and review easily.

Q4: Is Formswrite **safe to use for academic assessments?
**Yes. Formswrite is designed with security in mind, making it ideal for classroom quizzes, online exams, and professional assessments.

**Q5: Can I edit my responses after submission?
**While Google Forms usually allows it if the creator enabled editing, Formswrite also lets you manage and review submissions across multiple platforms for better control.