Get the Microsoft Forms link
In Microsoft Forms press Collect responses, choose Anyone can respond, then Copy link.
Standard form filling
Microsoft Forms auto filler: fill Microsoft Forms surveys automatically, by ratio
Paste your Microsoft Forms link, the system reads the questions, you set the answer ratios and place an order. Responses go straight into your Microsoft form, following its branching, right away or spread over hours.
Quick facts updated
- Links that work
- The form's share link: forms.office.com/r/… or …/ResponsePage.aspx?id=…
- Price per response
- Same as Google Forms: 2 Credit (<10 questions), 4 Credit (10–20), 5 Credit (≥21)
- Question type
- Choice (single, multiple, drop-down), Text, Rating (stars/numbers), Likert, Net Promoter Score
- Branching
- Follows the form's "Go to question"; skipped questions are not sent
- Required settings
- Anyone can respond; "One response per person" turned off
- Not supported
- Required file upload questions; forms limited to people in an organization
See it in the product
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Visual setup on the imported data
Key information is shown as status, ratios and check results instead of a long block of instructions.
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Ratio total
4
Sample choice
Ready
Status
What it does
One tool for both Google Forms and Microsoft Forms
Many schools and companies use Microsoft 365, so their surveys are built in Microsoft Forms instead of Google Forms. AutoFillForm reads a Microsoft form the same way as a Google form: every question, choice, Likert scale and branch is saved so you can set ratios, rules between questions, data for written answers and a sending schedule. Useful to pilot a questionnaire before sending it out, check branching and the response spreadsheet, or prepare sample data for a training session.
Paste a Microsoft Forms share link (forms.office.com, forms.cloud.microsoft, short /r/… links too); the title, sections and every question are read automatically.
Set ratios for single choice, multiple choice, drop-down, star or number ratings, Net Promoter Score and each row of a Likert question.
Microsoft Forms branching ("Go to question…") is kept: a response that picks a branching answer skips exactly the questions the form skips.
Ranking questions need no setup: each response sends a random order.
Text questions use your own answer list, or let AutoFillForm write them with AI, as with Google Forms.
Send at once or spread over hours, night mode, rules between questions: all shared with Google Forms.
Press Sync after you edit the form; new and removed questions are listed and the ratios of unchanged questions are kept.
How it works
How to fill Microsoft Forms automatically in 3 steps
It works exactly like Google Forms; only the link you paste is different.
Paste the link and set ratios
Go to Fill forms → Fill by ratio and paste the link. The questions are read; check the ratio of each question on the Settings page.
Order
Choose the number of responses and the schedule (now or spread over hours) and pay with Credit. Follow what was sent in My orders.
What you need
- The Microsoft form accepts responses and is set to Anyone can respond.
- Turn off "One response per person" in the form's Settings, or the form takes only 1 response.
- File upload questions must not be required.
Limits to know
- Forms only people in an organization can answer (Microsoft 365 sign-in) cannot be filled.
- No files are sent to file upload questions; keep them optional.
- Ranking questions are always in a random order; ratios cannot be set for them yet.
- Use it only on your own forms or forms you are allowed to test.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Paste the Microsoft form's share link into the link box as you would a Google Form; the questions are read, you set the ratios and place an order. Responses are sent straight to the Microsoft form.
No. The price depends on the number of questions: 2 Credit per response under 10 questions, 4 Credit for 10–20, 5 Credit from 21; 1 Credit = 40 VND.
Open the form, press Collect responses, choose Anyone can respond, then Copy link. Links like forms.office.com/r/… or …ResponsePage.aspx?id=… both work.
Yes. Microsoft Forms branching ("Go to question…") is read when you paste the link; a response that picks a branching answer skips exactly the questions the form skips.
The form is set to "Only people in my organization can respond", so a school or work sign-in is needed. Switch it to "Anyone can respond" and paste the link again.
Press Sync on the Settings page. New questions, removed questions and changed choices are listed and the ratios of unchanged questions are kept. If the form changes after an order is placed, a response that no longer matches the form fails with a reminder to sync, so wrong data is never sent.
