An AI form builder that ships the form, not a draft.
Describe the form to the AI you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor — and what comes back is a live, hosted form at a quizgen.dev link, ready to send. No editor session, no rebuilding the AI's draft by hand: intake forms, lead-qualification forms that score themselves, RSVPs with response caps, feedback forms.
Connect https://quizgen.dev/mcp in Claude or ChatGPT, authorize in the browser, and you're set — sign up free for 3 live forms, no card. No MCP in your client? Paste this line instead:
The paste route needs no account: it makes a 72-hour sandbox form (10 responses) with a private claim link you can open later to keep it.
Two kinds of “AI form builder”
Most tools with an AI button use it as a head start: the AI guesses some fields, drops them into the usual drag-and-drop editor, and you finish the form by hand — arranging fields, setting validation, styling, publishing. The AI saves you a blank page, not the building step.
QuizGen is the other kind. The AI assistant does the whole build step itself — it sends your description to the API and returns a finished, hosted, live link. If you want to design one form carefully by hand with full visual control, a traditional builder is the right tool. If you want the form to exist right now, from a sentence — possibly one of many an agent generates on the fly — this is the model built for that. The full comparison is in our AI form builder guide.
How it works
- 1. Connect once. Add https://quizgen.dev/mcp as a connector in Claude or ChatGPT and authorize QuizGen in the browser window. (No MCP? Paste the setup line above instead — the assistant reads the docs itself.)
- 2. Describe the form. Fields, scoring, a response cap, a close date — one sentence or a full spec, either works.
- 3. Share the link. Your assistant sends back a quizgen.dev link. Respondents need no account; it works on phones and autosaves their progress.
What you can build
Intake forms. Client onboarding, project briefs, job applications — any set of questions you need answered before work starts. Conditional questions can appear only when an earlier answer makes them relevant.
Lead-qualification forms that score themselves. Assign points per answer and buckets by total score; each response arrives with its score and outcome already attached, and your best leads can be redirected straight to a booking page. Worked example in the lead-scoring walkthrough.
Event RSVPs with caps. Set settings.max_responses and a settings.close_at date and the form stops taking answers on its own — no manual closing at 40 seats or on the deadline. Details in the RSVP-with-cap post.
Forms that take payment. Order forms, paid registrations, and deposits can charge the card in the form itself via Stripe, with the money landing in your own account. See forms with payment.
Feedback forms. Post-event surveys, product feedback, course evaluations. Because respondents need no account and answers autosave, completion doesn't die on mobile halfway through.
Quizzes too — graded tests and personality quizzes use the same engine. See the AI quiz generator for that side.
Getting answers out
Every response lands in a dashboard table you can export to a spreadsheet. For anything automated, set a webhook — a URL and a secret — and every completed response is POSTed to it, HMAC-signed so you can verify the sender:
POST https://your-endpoint.example/hooks/quizgen
X-Signature: sha256=<HMAC of body, keyed by your secret>
{ "answers": { "budget": "over_5k", "timeline": "asap" },
"score": 8, "outcome": "qualified" }Score and outcome ride along, so forwarding only qualified leads to Slack or a CRM is one filter on your end. On Pro, hidden fields capture UTM parameters from the link, so you also know which campaign each response came from. Full details in how response webhooks work.
Common questions
How is this different from Typeform's AI or the "generate with AI" button in other builders?
Those tools use AI to pre-fill a draft inside their drag-and-drop editor — you still arrange fields, set validation, and publish by hand. With QuizGen, the AI you already use (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) builds and publishes the whole form itself and hands you back a live quizgen.dev link. There is no editor session in between.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Free is $0 for 3 live forms with 100 answers each per month, including a webhook on one form. You can also try it with no account at all in the sandbox — forms live for 72 hours with a 10-response cap.
Can it score leads automatically?
Yes. Set point values per answer and buckets by total score in the form's outcomes. Every response comes back with its score and bucket already attached — "qualified" leads can be redirected straight to your booking page.
Can answers go to my CRM or webhook?
Every completed response can POST to a webhook you set — a URL plus a secret, with each delivery HMAC-signed so you can verify it. From there, forward responses to Slack, a CRM, or anything else. On Pro, hidden fields also capture UTM parameters from the link.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe the form in plain language to your AI assistant and it does the build. Developers who want direct access get a REST API (POST /api/v1/quizzes), an MCP server at quizgen.dev/mcp, and docs at /llms.txt — but none of that is required.
Build one now
See finished forms with the exact prompt that made them, or start free — 3 live forms, 100 answers each per month, no card.