You can't directly change the domain on a Google Form. Google Forms are hosted on Google's servers, and the domain is always google.com.
However, you can achieve a similar effect by embedding your Google Form on your own website, which will then use your domain. Here's how:
- Create a Google Form: Start by creating your Google Form as usual.
- Get the Embed Code: Once your form is ready, click the "Send" button in the top right corner. Then, click the "Embed" tab.
- Copy the Embed Code: Copy the provided HTML code.
- Paste the Code on Your Website: Go to your website's HTML editor or content management system and paste the copied code where you want your form to appear.
Example:
Let's say your website domain is example.com. If you embed your Google Form on your website, the form's URL will be something like example.com/contact-us (assuming you embed it on a page named "contact-us"). This will make it look like the form is hosted on your own domain, even though it's technically hosted on Google's servers.
Important Note: You may need to adjust the embed code slightly depending on your website platform and theme.
