CSV export
Download all submissions for a form as a CSV.
If you want to move submissions into a spreadsheet, a CRM, or an email tool, use CSV export.
How to export
- Go to Submissions in the sidebar.
- Pick a site and a specific form in the filters.
- Click Export CSV top-right.
A .csv file downloads immediately containing every submission for that
form, including historic ones.
Export requires both a site and a form to be selected. Without a form filter, there’s no single column shape to export.
What’s in the file
- One row per submission.
- One column per field defined in the form’s schema (in schema order).
- Any extra fields that showed up in submissions but aren’t in the schema, appended after the known fields.
- Metadata columns: submission timestamp, read state.
Values are quoted where needed to preserve commas, newlines, and quotes.
Using the CSV elsewhere
- Google Sheets —
File → Import → Upload. Pick “Comma” as the separator. - Excel — open directly, or use
Data → From Text/CSVfor better control over column types (especially dates). - Airtable — create a new table and import the CSV.
- CRMs — most (HubSpot, Pipedrive, Close) accept CSV import with column mapping.
Exporting repeatedly
Each export is a full snapshot of all submissions for that form. If you export weekly, you’ll get overlapping data each time. Downstream tools should dedupe by the submission ID column or by timestamp + email.
Character encoding
CSVs are UTF-8. If your tool opens the file with the wrong encoding
(common in older Excel on Windows), re-import using Data → From Text/CSV and pick UTF-8.