Keep Drive in the workflow.
Send uploads to connected Drive, Box, or S3-compatible storage and keep the reference on the response.
Plan a Google-Forms-to-Fillo rebuild with a response archive, question map, dependency check, cutover, and rollback path.
Google Forms works well as a link, iframe, or Sheet-backed survey. Fillo fits when the same form needs native controls, application identity, and product handoffs.
Send uploads to connected Drive, Box, or S3-compatible storage and keep the reference on the response.
Pass signed-in context to the response instead of asking for the same account details again.
Render real React or DOM controls and make the form feel like the step around it.
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Use one form definition for native fields, server checks, response context, and delivery.
Fillo has no Google Forms importer. You'll preserve the Google response history, rebuild the questions and sections, replace any Sheet or Apps Script dependency, and start a separate Fillo response history after cutover.
Move when the form must live inside your product, use your components and signed-in identity, send files to selected customer storage, or deliver responses through Fillo APIs and webhooks. Keep Google Forms when a shared survey and linked Sheet already solve the job.
Read Fillo vs Google Forms before moving a working internal form.
| Source form | Migration size |
|---|---|
| Text and choice questions with one confirmation message | Small: question mapping, publish, response test, and link replacement |
| Sections, routing, files, prefilled links, or account restrictions | Medium: behavior mapping plus signed-in and anonymous test cases |
| Apps Script, add-ons, dashboards, or automations coupled to Sheet columns | Large: reporting and integration changes before cutover |
Google Forms exports use visible question text as column headings. Fillo uses stable field IDs. Create a mapping table and keep it with the historical archive so reports can tell which old and new columns mean the same thing.
| Google Forms source | Fillo target | Check during migration |
|---|---|---|
| Short answer or paragraph | short_text or long_text | Required state, validation, and length |
| Multiple choice, checkboxes, or dropdown | select, multi_select, or dropdown | Stable option IDs and Other behavior |
| Sections and routing | Fillo pages and page next rules | Google routing starts from multiple-choice or dropdown answers; verify every target |
| Prefilled link | URL prefill or hidden field | Parameter names, encoding, and whether the value may be edited |
| File upload | file_upload | New storage connection and any change from Google Account sign-in |
| Collected account email | Signed respondent or email field | Whether identity must be verified by your application server |
Use the field catalog, respondent identity guide, and Google Sheets destination guide while building the target.
Link the source form to a response Sheet if it doesn't already have one, then download a CSV copy. Record the form ID, export date, timezone, question map, Drive file location, owner, and retention policy. Keep formulas and reports separate from the immutable copy.
Don't append Fillo responses to the original Google Forms response tab. Use a new spreadsheet or clean tab, then combine old and new data in a reporting view with an explicit source column.
Test every question, route, required rule, prefilled link, identity mode, file path, and completion state. Confirm the Fillo response and every destination. If a Sheet formula or script expects Google column names, update it against the new Fillo output before changing the public link.
Google Forms requires Google Account sign-in for file-upload questions. A Fillo file field doesn't inherit that gate, so add application sign-in and verified respondent identity when files must stay tied to a known account.
Keep the old form URL ready until the Fillo path is stable. If the new form breaks a route or dependency, restore the Google link, repair the target, and repeat the test.
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