Free import
Move your Tally form to trulyform
You’ve already written the questions, so there’s no need to start over. Paste the public link to your Tally form, and trulyform turns it into an editable draft with your questions, choices, images, and theme colors in place. Review it, make it yours, and publish when you’re ready.
Your Tally form stays exactly as it is. Nothing is deleted, and you don’t need to connect your Tally account.
Want to see how trulyform feels first? Open a template in the real editor. No account needed. Then come back and bring your Tally form over.
Updated . Comparing the products first? See the Tally alternative, or Typeform vs. Tally.
Before you start
- A trulyform account. Importing needs a free account (trying templates doesn’t). Create one; no credit card.
- Your Tally form’s public link. The form must be published, open for responses, and not password-protected. The link usually looks like
https://tally.so/r/abc123. The editor link works too. If the form uses your own domain, use its tally.so/r/ link. - Your past submissions, if you need them. Submissions stay in Tally. To keep a copy, open the form’s Submissions tab there and click Download CSV.
How to import your Tally form, step by step
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Copy your Tally form’s public link
In Tally, open the form you want to move, go to the Share tab, and copy its link. Open it in a private browser window to make sure it loads without logging in or a password.
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Paste it into trulyform
In trulyform, go to Import a form (https://trulyform.com/app/form-imports/create) and paste the link. trulyform reads the published form and creates a new draft. Your questions, choices, images, and theme colors come across. The title and intro become the welcome screen, and the first thank-you page becomes the ending.
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Review anything that’s flagged
If something couldn’t be brought over exactly (an “Other” choice, a time or star-rating question, a logic rule, or an extra thank-you page), the importer flags it for you. Open the draft in the editor and check those items first.
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Make it yours
This is where it gets fun. In the editor you can:
- Pick a theme (Paper, Midnight or Warm), then set your brand colors, choose a font (Inter, Georgia or System) and adjust the corner radius
- Reorder questions, change question types, and set required fields. Moving is a good time to trim, so here is how many form fields to ask.
- Add follow-ups with logic: show a question only when it fits, jump ahead, or calculate a score or price
- Preview on desktop and mobile
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Test your flow
Run through the form yourself. Try each path, especially pages that used logic in Tally. Tally forms often put several questions on one page, and trulyform shows one question at a time, so check that the order still reads well. A trulyform form has one ending, so check that it fits the end of every path.
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Publish and update your links
Click Publish to get your trulyform link. Then swap it in wherever the old form lived: your website embed, email signatures, social bios, QR codes. When you’re happy, you can close the Tally version.
What transfers and what doesn’t
| Comes across | Needs your review | Stays in Tally |
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| Questions and answer choices | “Other” choices (left out; flagged) | Past submissions (download them from Tally) |
| Headings and text blocks (as statements) | Time questions (become short text) | Integrations, payments, and signatures |
| Question images and image blocks | Star ratings (become a numeric scale) | Captcha and calculated fields |
| Theme colors | Single checkboxes (become a consent checkbox) | Embeds and videos |
| Title and intro (as the welcome screen) | Logic that can’t be matched, such as calculations and backward jumps (flagged; test before publishing) | Settings: close dates, limits, partial submissions, redirects |
| First thank-you page (as the ending) | Mentions of calculated or hidden fields (flagged) | Custom domains |
| Hidden fields | Extra thank-you pages: a trulyform form has one ending, so only the first comes across (flagged) | |
| Show/hide, required, and page-jump logic that maps cleanly | Cover image (copied to the form’s images; pick where it goes) | |
| Fonts other than Inter, Georgia, or System (replaced with Inter) | ||
| Your logo (copied on Business; flagged on Free and Pro) |
trulyform question types (17): short text, long text, email, phone, number, date, single choice, dropdown, multiple choice, consent, NPS, opinion scale, ranking, matrix, file upload, statement, website.
Reconnecting your tools: trulyform connects to Google Sheets, Google Drive, Slack, HubSpot, Notion and Airtable, plus webhooks for everything else. Set these up again after you publish.
How the plans compare
We think trulyform is a good fit when you want one question at a time and your team on every plan, and we also think it’s worth being clear about where Tally does more.
| Tally | trulyform | |
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| Responses on Free | UnlimitedWithin fair use, such as 50,000 a month | 100 / monthUnfinished responses count too |
| Lowest paid plan | $29 / monthPro | $12 / monthPro: 2,000 responses |
| Business plan | $89 / monthBusiness | $29 / monthBusiness: 10,000 responses |
| Team members | Pro, from $29 / month | Every plan, including Free |
Prices are in USD and billed monthly.
Where Tally does more today: unlimited submissions on Free within its fair use policy (which gives 50,000 a month as an example of heavy use), payments and signatures on Free, Zapier, Make, and n8n on Free, more flexible page layouts, and custom domains, custom CSS, and drop-off analytics on Pro ($29 a month). If you need free volume or payments, Tally is likely the better fit. trulyform is built for lead forms, quote requests, client intake, surveys, and feedback, when you want one question at a time, your team on every plan, and HubSpot built in.
Tally figures from Tally’s pricing page and fair use policy, last checked on November 6, 2026; this guide was updated on November 5, 2026. Prices are in USD, billed monthly. Offers change. trulyform is independent of Tally.
Bonus: let your AI assistant tidy it up
Imported forms are regular trulyform forms, so if you connect an AI assistant through trulyform’s MCP server (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and others), you can ask it to review your imported form, for example to “split any question that asks two things at once and suggest clearer wording.” It saves changes as a draft; nothing goes live until you publish. Learn about MCP, or follow Create a form with Claude or ChatGPT.
Good questions
A few things you might wonder.
Still curious? Send us a note or email support@trulyform.com.
Do I need to connect my Tally account?
No. You only paste the public link to a published form.
Will my Tally form be changed or deleted?
No. The importer only reads the published form. Your Tally form stays as it is until you decide to close it.
Do my past submissions come over?
No. Submissions stay in Tally. Download them as a CSV there if you want a copy.
Do I need an account to import?
Yes, a free trulyform account. If you just want to try the editor first, open any template; no account is needed for that.
My form has a password or is closed. Can I still import it?
Not while it’s protected or closed, because the importer can’t read the questions. In Tally’s Settings, turn off the password or reopen the form, import it, then change the setting back.
What if my form uses logic or calculations?
Show/hide, required, and page-jump rules come across when they map cleanly. Calculations, backward jumps, and other rules the importer can’t match are flagged. Check them in the editor and test every path before publishing.
Can I import more than one form?
Yes. Import them one link at a time, as many as you need. Every trulyform plan includes unlimited forms.