How to Add a Signature Field to Your Quiz

Introduction

The Signature field lets you collect a respondent's signature right inside your quiz — either drawn or typed. It's perfect for confirmations, consent, agreements, or as a personal, engaging final step ("sign to unlock your results").

Every signature is captured and saved to the respondent's customer profile, where you can view and download it.

Step 1: Add the Signature block

In the editor, open the Blocks panel
Search for Signature (you'll find it under Interactive Inputs)
Add it to the page where you want people to sign — usually a details or confirmation page

Step 2: Set whether a signature is required

Select the Signature block to open its settings. Turn on Required if respondents must sign before moving on — useful for consent or agreement steps.

Note: The signature canvas is interactive in Preview and on your live quiz, not inside the editor. In the editor you'll see a placeholder instead of a drawable canvas.

Step 3: Style the canvas

Customize how the signature area looks:

Canvas Background Color — the fill behind the signature
Text/Stroke Color — the "ink" color used when drawing or typing
Canvas size and shape — set the canvas height, stroke thickness, corner radius, and border width
Border Color — the color of the canvas border
Font Family — the font used for typed signatures (for example, a script font like Dancing Script for a handwritten feel)

Step 4: Customize the tabs and labels

Respondents can switch between two modes using tabs: Draw and Type. You can style and relabel these:

Tab Appearance — set the Active Tab Color, Inactive Tab Color, and Tab Border Color
Draw Tab Label — the label for the drawing tab (default: "Draw")
Type Tab Label — the label for the typing tab (default: "Type")
Clear Button Label — the label for the reset button (default: "Clear")
Type Placeholder — the hint text shown in the Type field (for example, "Type your signature here…")

How respondents sign

On the live quiz, respondents can:

Draw — sign directly on the canvas with a mouse, trackpad, or finger

Type — type their name, which renders in your chosen signature font

Clear — reset the canvas and start again

Where signatures are saved

Once a respondent completes the quiz, their signature is saved to their customer profile:

Go to Customers → Profiles and open the respondent
The signature is recorded in their activity as collected lead info, and appears in a Signature card
Use the download icon on the card to save the signature

That's it!

You're now collecting signatures inside your quiz, and each one is saved to the respondent's profile. 🎉

Best practices

Lead with the value. Frame the ask around the benefit — "Sign to confirm and unlock your recommendations" — rather than just "Signature."
Set Required for consent steps. If the signature confirms an agreement, make it required so no one skips it.
Match your brand. Set the stroke and font colors to fit your quiz's look.
Test in Preview. Since the canvas isn't drawable in the editor, use Preview to check the signing experience on both desktop and mobile.

Important notes

The signature canvas is interactive in Preview and on the live quiz only — the editor shows a placeholder.
Respondents can sign by drawing or typing, and switch between the two with the tabs.
A signature collected here is captured for confirmation and personalization. If you need a legally binding e-signature for contracts, make sure the approach meets your own legal and compliance requirements.

Troubleshooting

The signature isn't showing on the profile

Confirm the respondent actually completed and submitted the quiz.
Check the correct profile under Customers → Profiles.

I can't sign in the editor

That's expected — the canvas is only interactive in Preview and on the live quiz.

Respondents are skipping the signature

Turn on Required in the Signature block's settings.

What's next?

A signature step adds a personal, trust-building finish to your quiz — and gives you a record you can keep.

Updated on: 11/09/2026

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