> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.form.gov.sg/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.form.gov.sg/user-guides/basic-guide/publish-form.md).
# Publish form
Congrats on building your form! This section guides you on how to publish your forms!
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### Video Tutorial: Publish Form
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### Text Tutorial: **Publish Form**
**Step 1: Publish your form in settings**
To make your form public, click **settings** and press the toggle button below.
**Step 2: Enter or upload the secret key you downloaded at form creation.**
**Step 3: Tick the statement and activate form.**
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If you encounter any error, you may have:\
a) used an incorrect secret key
b) made amendments to the secret key by accident
c) duplicated a form which generated a new secret key
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**Step 4: Share your form link and start collecting responses!**
Responses will be stored encrypted on FormSG database.
**Step 5: Receive email responses to your inboxes (optional)**
In the same settings page, click "Email notifications". You may add additional email addresses here to receive responses.
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Text Tutorial: **Publish Form**
**Step 1: Publish your form in settings**
To make your form public, click **settings** and press the toggle button below.
Video Tutorial: Publish Form
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