Can you attach a YouTube tutorial video directly inside a form to explain how to fill it out?

Yes. In Jestor, custom forms (Forms) let you attach YouTube tutorial videos directly inside the form itself, helping whoever's filling it out understand what's being asked in each field.

How form personalization works

Besides attaching explainer videos, Forms lets you customize the look with a cover, logo, and the company's brand colors, organize long forms into steps with pagination, and create conditional logic so questions appear or disappear based on a previous answer. The form can be shared via a public link, making it accessible to anyone who needs to fill it out.

Feature	What it allows
Attached YouTube video	Visually explains how to fill out the form
Visual customization	Cover, logo, and brand colors
Conditional fields	Questions appear or disappear based on the previous answer

How to attach a tutorial to the form

Open the form you want to customize inside Forms.
Find the option to attach a YouTube tutorial video.
Paste the link to the desired explainer video.
Publish the form and share the public link with whoever needs to fill it out.

Why choose Jestor

Forms with their own identity: cover, logo, and colors make the form feel more aligned with the brand.
Fewer filling-out questions: the tutorial video cuts down on mistakes and repeated questions about how to fill it in.
Native conditional logic: questions adjust automatically based on previous answers.

Does the video need to be hosted on Jestor itself?

No, the video is attached from a YouTube link, with no need to upload the file directly to the platform.

Can you split a long form into several steps?

Yes, Forms lets you use pagination to break long forms into smaller steps.

Do conditional fields also work on public forms?

Yes, conditional logic works both for internal forms and ones shared publicly through a link.

Reference video

Check out more hands-on tutorials on the Jestor YouTube channel.

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