Exporting Data

Export your form responses for offline analysis, sharing with your team, or use in other tools.

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Export formats

Format	Description	Plan
CSV	Spreadsheet-compatible, one row per response	All plans
JSON	Structured data with full response metadata	All plans
Merkle Tree	Cryptographic proof of response set	Business

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How to export

1. Go to Forms → [Form] → Responses

2. Click the Export button (top-right of the responses table)

3. Choose your format (CSV or JSON)

4. The file downloads immediately

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CSV format

Each row is one response. Columns are:

Wallet Address | ENS Name | Submitted At | Duration (sec) | Question 1 | Question 2 | ...

• Questions appear in the same order as in your form

• Multi-select (Checkbox) answers are comma-separated within the cell

• File upload answers contain the file access URL

• Empty cells = question was skipped

Example row:

0xabc...def,vitalik.eth,2026-04-01 14:32:00,87,Developer,Yes,"DeFi, NFTs","I found it through Twitter"

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JSON format

An array of response objects:

[
  {
    "id": "clxyz...",
    "walletAddress": "0xabc...def",
    "ensName": "vitalik.eth",
    "submittedAt": "2026-04-01T14:32:00.000Z",
    "durationSeconds": 87,
    "answers": [
      {
        "questionId": "q_123",
        "questionLabel": "What is your role?",
        "value": "Developer"
      }
    ]
  }
]

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Merkle Tree export (Business)

Generates a cryptographic Merkle tree from all wallet addresses that submitted your form. Used for:

• On-chain allowlist contracts (provide the Merkle root to your smart contract)

• Verifiable snapshot of who responded at a given time

• Airdrop eligibility lists

The export includes:

• root — the Merkle root hash (put this on-chain)

• leaves — one leaf per wallet address

• proofs — individual proofs for each address (for contract verification)

Example use case: NFT allowlist — run your form to collect interested wallets, export the Merkle tree, use the root in your minting contract. Holders can generate their own proof to claim.

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Filtering before export

You can filter the response table before exporting — only visible rows are exported.

Use this to export:

• Responses from a specific date range

• Responses matching a specific answer value

• A subset of wallets

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Automatic sync alternatives

Instead of manual exports, consider:

• Google Sheets — responses sync automatically in real time (Pro+)

• Webhooks — receive each response as a POST payload (Team+)

These eliminate the need for manual exports for most use cases.