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What you can do with the thank you page

The thank you page is the first thing respondents see after submitting. You control:
  • The title and body text
  • Dynamic content using submitted values
  • What action follows (stay on thank you page, redirect, or reload)
  • Additional widgets (download PDF, submit again button, embedded content)

Customizing the title and message

Click the Thank You page in the page navigation panel. The settings panel on the right shows:
SettingDescription
TitleThe main heading on the page
DescriptionBody text below the heading
Both support plain text. The description field supports @ variable references, so you can personalize it with submitted values like the respondent’s name or email. Example: Thanks, @{First Name}! We'll review your application and email you at @{Email} within 2 business days.

Completion actions

Configure what happens right after the thank you page:
ActionBehavior
Show thank you pageDisplay the thank you page (default)
RedirectSend the respondent to a URL immediately after submission. The URL supports variable text for dynamic destinations.
ReloadReload the blank form so the respondent can submit again
These are configured in the Thank You page settings sidebar in the editor.

Dynamic redirects

The redirect URL supports @ variable references. This lets you send different respondents to different pages based on their answers: Example: Redirect to https://yoursite.com/plans/@{Selected Plan} where @{Selected Plan} resolves to the respondent’s answer.

Adding content to the thank you page

Beyond the title and description, you can add widgets to the thank you page from the palette:
  • Text blocks: rich formatted content with variable support
  • Images: visual confirmation content
  • Embeds: a Calendly booking form, YouTube video, or Google Maps embed
  • Download PDF: let respondents download a copy of their submission
  • Submit again button: allow immediate resubmission
See Thank you pages for full widget configuration details.

Edit mode behavior

If your form is used in edit mode (updating existing records), you can configure what the thank you page does when someone submits an edit:
SettingDescription
Edit mode behaviorShow thank you page, or stay on form
Edit mode messageCustom message shown when “Stay on form” is selected
“Stay on form” keeps the form loaded with the updated record data, useful for forms where respondents may need to make multiple edits in one session.

Common questions

Use conditional text blocks on the thank you page. Show different messages based on what the respondent submitted using show/hide rules.
Yes. Use the Redirect completion action with a variable URL. Reference a select field or text field value to build a dynamic destination URL.
Not through standard Airtable fields. The form is already submitted. You can use a Signature or Location capture widget on the thank you page, which are designed for post-submission capture.