June 25th, 2026
Make your forms more visual and engaging by adding images to Select and Multi-Select field options.
You can now display images alongside option labels, helping respondents quickly identify products, services, menu items, or other visual choices. Choose from multiple image sizes to match your form design and create a more intuitive submission experience.
Display images alongside Select and Multi-Select options.
Choose between small, medium, or large image sizes.
Create more visual and user-friendly forms.
Ideal for product selections, menus, surveys, and registrations.
June 22nd, 2026
Email notifications are now more flexible in OpnForm v2.
You can customize who receives emails, use mentions and computed variables in email fields, style notification emails with your logo, fonts, and colors, include hidden fields when needed, add edit submission links, set reply-to values, and attach generated PDFs.
It gives teams more control over both the content and the look of the emails sent from their forms.
Customize recipients, sender name, subject, and message content.
Use mentions and computed variables in notification fields.
Brand emails with logo, font, and color controls.
Include hidden fields, edit links, reply-to values, and PDF attachments.
How do I enable and customize the email sent as a submission confirmation?
June 19th, 2026
You can now control when integrations run based on submission data.
Each integration can have its own conditions, using the same kind of logic builder you already use in forms. Leave conditions empty to always run the integration, or add rules so it only triggers for matching submissions.
This helps you keep automations cleaner and send each submission to the right destination.
Add logic directly inside integration settings.
Run integrations only when conditions match.
Use form answers and computed values in conditions.
Keep different automation workflows separated by submission type.
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June 17th, 2026
You can now add external analytics tracking directly to your forms.
Choose Meta Pixel, Google Analytics, or Google Tag Manager from the Analytics settings, add the tracking ID, and OpnForm will load the right tracking script on the public form page.
This makes it easier to connect form performance to the rest of your marketing and product analytics.
Add Meta Pixel tracking.
Add Google Analytics measurement IDs.
Add Google Tag Manager containers.
Configure tracking from form settings.
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June 15th, 2026
OpnForm analytics now give you a better view of how people reach and complete your forms.
The Stats tab helps you track key form activity such as views, submissions, and partial submissions, with traffic breakdowns by source, device, browser, operating system, and country. It gives you a clearer picture of where respondents come from and how your forms perform.
Use it to understand acquisition, spot device-specific issues, and compare performance across campaigns or traffic sources.
Track views, submissions, and partial submissions.
Review traffic sources and referrers.
Break down usage by device, browser, operating system, and country.
Use analytics alongside summaries for a fuller view of form performance.
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June 12th, 2026
OpnForm now gives you a clearer summary of your form submissions.
The Summary tab turns responses into field-level insights, so you can understand results without exporting data first. It supports different field types with the right kind of summary, including distributions, ratings, numeric stats, dates, matrix answers, payments, and text responses.
It is a faster way to understand what people answered and spot patterns at a glance.
See total submissions for the selected period.
Filter summaries by date range.
Review field-level summaries in dedicated cards.
Include partial submissions when your form captures them.
How to View Form Analytics and Submission Summaries in OpnForm?
June 10th, 2026
You can now review and restore previous versions of your forms.
Form history shows recent changes in a timeline, including who made each update and which parts of the form changed. When you need to recover an earlier version, you can restore it back into the editor and publish when you are ready.
This gives teams more confidence when iterating on important forms, especially when multiple people are editing.
Open form history from the editor.
Review recent changes and authors.
Restore a previous version into the editor.
Publish the restored version when it looks right.
June 9th, 2026
OpnForm embeds now come with a JavaScript SDK for more control over embedded forms.
The SDK automatically initializes your iframe, handles resizing, and gives developers a clean way to listen to form events or control form data from the host page. You can react to submissions, track data changes, prefill fields, move between pages, reset forms, and connect embedded forms to your own product flows.
It is designed for teams who need forms to feel native inside their website, app, or customer portal.
Listen for events like ready, submit, data change, page change, reset, and errors.
Set, clear, and read field values programmatically.
Control navigation in multi-page forms.
Use the SDK with embedded forms and custom code workflows.
June 8th, 2026
You can now create calculated values from form answers and reuse them across your form workflows.
Computed variables let you define formulas based on form fields, preview the result while building, and insert the calculated value anywhere mentions are supported. That means you can personalize thank you messages, redirect URLs, emails, integrations, logic rules, and other dynamic parts of your form with values calculated from the submission.
Use them for totals, scores, categories, fees, personalized messages, and any workflow where one answer should influence what happens next.
Create variables from your form settings.
Reference form fields and other computed variables in formulas.
Test calculations before publishing.
Use computed values with @ mentions across forms, emails, and integrations.
June 5th, 2026
You can now create PDF documents directly from OpnForm submissions.
Upload an existing PDF template or create one from scratch, then map form answers into the document using the PDF editor. Once your template is ready, PDFs can be generated from submissions, previewed, downloaded, offered to respondents on the success page, or attached to notification emails.
This is useful for contracts, certificates, quotes, invoices, application files, and any workflow where a submission needs to become a polished document.
Add PDF templates from the new PDF Templates page.
Map form fields into PDF zones with the visual editor.
Let respondents download a PDF after submitting.
Attach generated PDFs to email notifications.