How To Add Submit Button In Google Forms And Integrate It

Learn how to insert a submit button in Google Forms and connect it to Convertri. Follow these simple instructions for seamless integration.

Video Tutorial on Setting Up Google Forms

Once your integration is in place, it’s time to maximize its potential.

About Adding Submit Button In Google Forms

In Google Forms, the "Submit" button is automatically included at the end of your form; there’s no need to add it manually.

If the submit button doesn’t appear, it’s often because not all required fields have been completed, or there may be a problem with the way the form is shared.

Here's how to troubleshoot the missing Submit button and embed Google Forms that function flawlessly inside Convertri.

Troubleshooting the Missing Submit Button

Wondering how to add Submit button in Google Forms because it’s not showing up? Try these troubleshooting tips:

• Check required fields. All required fields (marked with an asterisk *) must be completed before the submit button appears.
• Preview the form. Click the eye icon in the top right of the editor to see if the submit button displays properly.
• Verify the form link. Make sure you're sharing the correct live form link (not the pre-filled link).
• Classic Form Mode Tips. Some tools (like Paperform) mention enabling the “X Questions to Go” option to show submission progress.
• Check Add-ons. Ensure form add-ons aren't interfering with the button’s visibility or functionality.
• Review structure and logic. Misconfigured sections or conditional logic may prevent users from seeing the final submit button.
• Fix structural errors. Errors in form design or settings can hide the button. Double-check each section and field.
• Refer to Google Help Docs. For advanced issues, visit the Google Forms Help Center for detailed guidance.

How to Set Up Google Forms on Your Convertri Page

It’s easy to integrate Google Forms on your Convertri page seamlessly. 

Step 1: Integrate the form onto your page

1. In the Page Builder, click Forms in the top toolbar. Then click HTML Forms in the left-hand menu, then New Form, then Google Form.

   

   

2. Enter your Google Form’s URL. Click Import.

   

3. Enter a name for your form, and note the number of visible fields in the status message matches the number of form fields you set up when you created your Google Form. (NOTE: Convertri currently does not support certain form elements such as dropdown menus or radio buttons. If you have these in your form, you will not be able to collect responses for those questions on your Convertri page. You can still set up the form on your page, but if responses are required, users will be redirected to your Google Form after they hit Submit.)

   

4. Click Create. Then, click the Use button next to your form’s name. Click Done.

   

Step 2: Build the form on your page.

1. In the Elements Tray, click Form Elements. Drag over the number of form fields you require to match your Google Form, and add a Submit button.

   

2. Next, select your first form input element, and in its Properties Panel, go to Input Properties, and change the placeholder text to what you require. Then, go to Form Field Settings. In the Assigned Form Field dropdown, choose the field from your Google Form to match, and choose if it’s Required (this makes sure responses get matched to the correct questions). If your text field is an email address, choose Email from the Validation dropdown, and this will make sure the text entered is a valid email.

   

3. Repeat for each form field, mapping the form input element to its corresponding form field.

4. Select your Submit button, and in the Properties panel, head to Button Settings. Make sure the button mode is set to Sign Up.

   

5. Click Save, and Publish. 

Try your form out by heading to your page, entering responses, and hitting your Submit button. If successful, you’ll see the “Thank You” page you set up in Google. If your form contains required fields you haven’t (or were unable to) set up in Convertri, you’ll be redirected to the Google Forms page.

Ready to put your Google Forms to work and drive real conversions?