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Overview2 min readUpdated September 7, 2026

Exporting a Survey

Export a survey's definition — questions, answer options, logic, and flow — as a JSON or Word file.

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Download the current survey's definition — its questions, answer options, logic, and flow — as a file you can back up, version, or share. This is separate from the collected responses; to download those, see Exporting Survey Responses.


Export a survey (JSON / Word)#

From the builder toolbar, open the survey and use the two export buttons on the top toolbar:

  • Export as JSON (the download ↓ icon) — saves the survey definition as a .json file, handy for backups, version control, or moving a survey between environments.
  • Export to Word (the document icon) — opens the Word export options dialog, then saves a readable .docx version of the questionnaire to share or review.

Both export the survey definition (the questions), not the collected responses.


Word export options#

Export to Word — from the builder toolbar or a survey card's menu — opens a dialog where you choose what the document includes. All options are checked by default; uncheck any you want left out:

  • Logic rules — display, skip and termination logic, and the Survey Rules section.
  • Randomization — choice and row randomization, priority groups and auto-code settings.
  • Survey flow — flow elements such as variable assignments, plus global variable definitions.
  • Quotas — quota definitions and their conditions, quota groups, cross-quota grids and panel redirect URLs.
  • Images — pictures embedded in questions and answer options.
  • Validation rules — answer validation such as required, ranges and totals.
  • Recode values — recoded answer numbering; unchecked, answers are numbered sequentially (1, 2, 3…), which is useful for respondent-facing copies.

Interface (plugin) details and translated text are always included when the survey has them.

Each option maps to a query parameter on GET /api/surveys/{id}/export/word (rules, randomization, flow, quotas, images, validation, recodes). A parameter defaults to true when omitted, so only unchecked options are sent, as <name>=false.


Tips#

  • Backups — Use Export as JSON to keep a copy of a survey's definition before making big changes.
  • SharingExport to Word produces a readable document for stakeholders who don't use the builder.

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