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Variables allow you to store user input and reuse it later in your flow. This makes your quiz or form more dynamic and personalized. For example, you can show a user’s name on the next step after they enter it.

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How Variables Work

Variables are created automatically when a user interacts with certain blocks. Supported blocks include:
  • Choices → Multiple Choice, Image Choice
  • Inputs → Text, Email, Phone, Long Text, Select, Checkbox, Number, Date, Zip Code, Range Slider, Hidden Field
Each input stores its value as a variable.

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Variable Naming

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  • The field name = variable name
  • Variables are written like this:
{{Variable Name}}
Example:

If your field is named First Name, the variable becomes: 
{{First Name}}
If you rename the field, the variable updates automatically.

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Using Variables

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You can insert variables into text in two ways:

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1. Manual input

Type the variable directly: 
Thank you {{First Name}}!

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2. Variable picker

Use the ** icon** in the text editor to insert variables.

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Example

Step 1: User enters their name

Step 2: Show personalized message Output: 
Thank you {{First Name}}!

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Important Rules

  • Variables can only be used in later steps, not the same step
  • Variable names must be unique
  • Values are stored as text

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Best Practices

  • Use clear and consistent field names
  • Avoid duplicate names across fields
  • Plan your step order to use variables effectively
Tip: Personalization using variables increases engagement and can improve conversion rates.