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Screens are nodes that display content to respondents without collecting an answer. There are three screen types: Welcome, Statement, and End. Every form must have at least one Welcome and at least one End.

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Welcome

The Welcome screen is the entry point of your form — the first thing respondents see when they open the link. It sets context and invites them to start. A Welcome screen in the canvas Configuration options:
FieldTypeDefaultNotes
titleText—Edited directly in the canvas
descriptionRich text—Optional; supports formatting
image_urlImage—Banner image shown above the title
button_labelTextStartLabel on the “begin” button
A form can have multiple Welcome screens, but only one can be set as the entry node — the one respondents land on first. You set this in the right panel with “Set as entry”.

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Statement

A Statement is an informational screen that can appear anywhere in the flow. Use it to give instructions, show a section header, or provide context between questions. Respondents click a button to continue — no answer is collected. Configuration options:
FieldTypeDefaultNotes
titleText—Edited directly in the canvas
descriptionRich text—Optional
image_urlImage—Optional banner image
button_labelText—Label on the continue button

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End

The End screen is the final node in a form’s path. When a respondent reaches it, their session is marked completed. There are two modes:

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Screen mode (default)

Displays a thank-you message. Respondents stay on the page.
FieldTypeDefaultNotes
titleText—Edited directly in the canvas
descriptionRich text—Optional closing message
image_urlImage—Optional banner image
button_labelTextSubmitButton label shown on the end screen
modescreen | redirectscreenControls end-screen behavior

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Redirect mode

Immediately redirects the respondent to a URL when they reach this node. The thank-you screen is not shown.
FieldTypeDefaultNotes
modescreen | redirectscreenSet to redirect to enable
redirect_urlURL—Full URL including https://
When using redirect mode, make sure the redirect_url is reachable and does not require authentication the respondent might not have.

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The fallback end node

Every form has one designated fallback end node. If the engine evaluates all outgoing edges from a question and none of their conditions match, it falls back to this node. You set the fallback in the right panel using “Set as fallback end”. A form can have multiple End nodes — for example, one for each branch in a conditional flow.

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Common fields

All screen types (and question nodes) share a set of common fields. See Common fields for details on title, description, image, and entry/fallback pointers.

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Next steps

Common fields

Title, description, image, and the required toggle.

Conditional branching

Route respondents to different End screens based on their answers.