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Can someone without a Google Account complete a Google Form? 1 Recommended Answer 20 Replies 274 Upvotes
I have been using Google Forms for many months. My customers can complete the Google Form using their personal email address and submit it to me. Recently, customers have told me that Google is prompting them to "Sign in to continue... To fill out this form, you must be signed in." Then, the customer must enter their Google account information. My question is, "Must a person have an account with Google in order to complete a Google Form?" I have attached the popup alert for your reference. Thank you!Details
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There are some items in Forms that will require people to have a Google account. This includes only allowing people to respond one time (they need the account to tally who has already responded), asking for email addresses (spam/phishing prevention), if you are trying to send a response email (need to know where to send it), and asking people to upload files (they get uploaded to their own Drive first.) There might be other things that cause this as well.
As for how to get around that? Remove those questions or change the limits, that's really the only way to do this (although I have seen a possible work-around for the upload issue it uses a script though). Sorry!
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There are some items in Forms that will require people to have a Google account. This includes only allowing people to respond one time (they need the account to tally who has already responded), asking for email addresses (spam/phishing prevention), if you are trying to send a response email (need to know where to send it), and asking people to upload files (they get uploaded to their own Drive first.) There might be other things that cause this as well.
As for how to get around that? Remove those questions or change the limits, that's really the only way to do this (although I have seen a possible work-around for the upload issue it uses a script though). Sorry!
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Hi Rebecca,
Yes, a Google account is not needed.
However, if a Form is created with a G Suite account, it can be restricted for just those organisation accounts.
- Mike
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It seems there is the duplicate of this.
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Sign into my google acct.
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