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What page visibility does

Page visibility lets you skip an entire form page based on answers the respondent gave on a previous page. When a page’s conditions evaluate to true, that page is skipped and respondents jump directly to the next visible page. This is different from field-level display conditions, which hide individual fields. Page visibility removes an entire page from the flow.

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When to use it

  • Show a “Business details” page only to respondents who identified themselves as a company
  • Skip a “Spouse information” page for respondents who are single
  • Show a “Medical history” page only if the respondent selected a specific condition
  • Route respondents through different page sequences based on their first-page answers

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Setting up page visibility

1

Select the page

Click the page tab in the page navigation panel to open the page settings.
2

Find the Page Visibility section

In the right-hand settings panel, look for the Page Visibility section.
3

Choose the visibility mode

You’ll see two options:
  • Always show this page: the default, every respondent sees this page
  • Only show this page when…: the page only appears when conditions are met
4

Add conditions

Select Only show this page when… and build your conditions using the filter builder.

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How skipped pages work

When a page is skipped:
  • The respondent does not see it and does not need to fill it in
  • Required fields on that page are not validated
  • Any values from that page are not submitted
The progress indicator updates to reflect the reduced number of steps.

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Using multiple conditional pages

You can set up complex branching flows by making multiple pages conditional. For example:
  • Page 2: Show only when “Type” is “Individual”
  • Page 3: Show only when “Type” is “Business”
Respondents who pick “Individual” see page 2 and skip page 3. Respondents who pick “Business” see page 3 and skip page 2.
Build your page flow on paper first when logic is complex. Map out which answers lead to which pages before setting up conditions.

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Common questions

No. Page visibility conditions can only reference fields from pages that come before the current page. You cannot use a condition that depends on a field on the same page.
Required checks on skipped pages are bypassed. The respondent is never blocked by a required field they can’t see.
Yes. Place the Thank You page at the end. It is always the final page, and all conditional branches ultimately lead to the Thank You page.
No limit. You can make every page conditional if needed.