An AI form generator that outputs a working form, not a text draft.
Most “AI form generators” give you static HTML, a PDF, or a block of text you still have to host and wire up before anyone can answer it. QuizGen generates the real thing: 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 that's already collecting responses. Nothing to host, nothing to rebuild.
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.
Generate a form from almost anything
You don't need a finished spec. The generator works from whatever you have:
| A one-line description | “A contact form with name, email, company, and a message box.” |
|---|---|
| A list of fields | Paste the fields you want, one per line — the generator turns them into typed questions. |
| A block of notes | Drop in meeting notes or a rough brief; it pulls out the questions that belong on the form. |
| An existing form to rebuild | Describe a paper form or a form you have elsewhere and regenerate it as a hosted link. |
How it works
- 1. Connect once. Add https://quizgen.dev/mcp as a connector in Claude or ChatGPT and authorize QuizGen in the browser. (No MCP? Paste the setup line above — the assistant reads the docs itself.)
- 2. Describe the form. A sentence, a list of fields, or a block of notes — plus any scoring, caps, or a webhook you want generated in.
- 3. Get the link. The generator returns a live quizgen.dev form — mobile-friendly, autosaving, scored automatically if you asked for it.
- 4. Collect responses. Answers land in a dashboard table and CSV export, or POST straight to your webhook — no extra setup.
Generating a quiz instead?
The same engine makes scored quizzes and assessments — see the AI quiz generator. Prefer the builder framing, or want the full feature rundown? The AI form builder page covers intake, lead scoring, RSVPs, and webhooks in depth.
Common questions
Does it generate a real form or just HTML/text I have to host myself?
A real one. Most “AI form generators” hand you static HTML, a PDF, or a block of text you still have to host and wire up to collect answers. QuizGen generates a live, hosted form at a quizgen.dev link — mobile-friendly, autosaving, and already collecting responses to a dashboard. Nothing to host, nothing to wire up.
What can I generate a form from?
A one-sentence description, a plain list of the fields you want, a block of notes, or a description of a form you already have elsewhere. You describe it to the AI you already use (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) and the finished form comes back as a link.
Is there a free AI form generator plan?
Yes. Free is $0 for 3 live forms with 100 answers each per month, no card. There's also a no-account sandbox: generate a form without signing in and it stays live for 72 hours with up to 10 responses, claimable later if you want to keep it.
Can the generated form score or qualify responses?
Yes. Ask for scoring and it's generated into the form's outcomes — point values per answer and buckets by total score (“qualified”, pass/fail, “which type are you”), each with its own result screen or redirect.
Can responses go to my CRM or a webhook?
Yes. Each completed response can POST to a webhook you set (a URL plus a secret, HMAC-signed so you can verify it), so a generated lead form can feed Slack, a CRM, or a warehouse the moment it's submitted.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe the form in plain language and the AI generates it. 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.
Generate one on something real
See finished examples with the exact prompt that generated them, or start free and make your own in the next two minutes.