Demographic survey template
Learn who your respondents are with respectful, optional questions on age, gender, location, education and work.
What’s in this template
- Tell us a little about yourself — Up to seven quick questions, all optional. About three minutes.Welcome
- 1How old are you? (optional)Single choice
- 2What’s your gender? (optional)Single choice
- 3How do you describe your gender? (optional)Short text
- 4Which country or region do you live in? (optional)Dropdown
- 5Which best describes where you live? (optional)Single choice
- 6What’s the highest level of education you’ve completed? (optional)Single choice
- 7What’s your employment status? (optional)Multiple choice
- Thanks. Your answers help us understand who we’re reaching.Ending
Who it’s for
- ResearchersAdd a standard demographic section to a study so you can describe who took part.
- Schools and universitiesUnderstand your student body without making anyone share more than they want to.
- Marketing teamsProfile your audience before you segment results or plan a campaign.
Make it yours
- Use the templateIt becomes a draft in your workspace, named after the template, with its welcome screen and background. Nothing is published yet.
- Edit any questionReword it, change the answer type, add or remove screens, pick another background. The preview updates as you type.
- Publish and share the linkOne link, one question per screen, on any device. Answers land in your Responses tab.
Questions people ask
Is it anonymous?
It doesn’t ask for a name or email, so answers aren’t tied to a person unless you add a question that asks. Every question is optional, and the sensitive ones offer “Prefer not to say”.
How does the gender question work?
It offers Woman, Man, Non-binary, “Prefer to self-describe” and “Prefer not to say”. Choosing self-describe opens a short text answer; everyone else skips it. You can change the options and the rule in the editor.
Can I use it as a student demographics survey?
Yes. Keep the age, gender and location questions, then swap employment and education for what fits your students, such as year of study, program or whether they study full-time.
Can I add questions about ethnicity or income?
Yes. Using the template makes a draft you can change completely. Ethnicity and income categories differ by country, so add them in the wording and currency your audience expects.
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Make the demographic survey yours.
Free · 7 questions · about 3 minutes. Sign in with your email and the draft is waiting.