# How to use Image to Form Converter

Photograph a paper form, upload the picture, and Formms rebuilds it as an online
form. PNG, JPEG, WebP, and HEIC work, up to 8 MB. You can fill the preview
without an account.

The tool is at form.ms/tools/image-to-form-converter
[https://form.ms/tools/image-to-form-converter]. This walkthrough uses a photo
of a Maya and Ben wedding RSVP.


1. OPEN THE CONVERTER

Go to the Image to Form Converter
[https://form.ms/tools/image-to-form-converter]. You will see a drop zone for a
photo or scan.




2. UPLOAD A READABLE PHOTO

The sample card asks for guest name, whether they are coming, a meal choice, and
optional dietary notes. Lay paper flat, fill the frame, and keep it the right
way up. A straight-on phone photo in normal light is enough.



Click Choose an image or drop the file. The file is sent to Formms, read once,
and is not kept.

If the result comes back empty, the page was usually upside down, cropped, too
dark, or too blurry. Retake it. A PNG with a transparent background can also
read as blank. Save as JPEG if you exported from a design tool.


3. PREVIEW THE REBUILT FORM

When conversion finishes, the same questions appear as a live form. Guest name
is a short text field. Attending and meal choice are multiple choice. Dietary
notes is a longer text field. Fill it in to check. You do not need an account.
The draft is deleted after 7 days unless you save it.




4. SAVE IF YOU WANT A LINK

Click Save this form free to keep it in a Formms account. Then you can edit
questions, share a form.ms link or QR, and collect answers.



Starting from a PDF file instead? Use the PDF to Form Converter
[https://formms.help.center/article/1024-how-to-use-pdf-to-form-converter].