Form to Google Contacts for Forms

Create a Google Contact from each form submission — on submit, no exports

Turn every Google Forms submission into a Google Contact automatically. Map your
form questions to contact fields once, enable on-submit, and every respondent
lands in your Google Contacts the moment they submit — no CSV export/import dance.

WHAT IT DOES
• Create on submit: an on-form-submit trigger creates one Google Contact per new
  response, in real time.
• Field mapping: map any question to a contact field with simple
  "Question title=field" lines — givenName, familyName, email, phone,
  organization, and jobTitle.
• Contact group / label (optional): name a group and every new contact is added
  to it (created automatically if it doesn't exist) for easy follow-up.
• Manual test: a "Sync latest response (test)" button creates a contact from
  your most recent submission so you can confirm your mapping before going live.
• Built on the People API: contacts are created via Google's People API — no
  advanced service or third-party tool required.

HOW ON-SUBMIT SYNC WORKS
Paste your mapping, optionally name a group, and click Enable on submit. From
then on, each submission is read, turned into a contact, and saved — empty
answers are skipped, and a failed sync can never block a respondent's
submission. Click Disable on submit any time to stop.

GREAT FOR
• Capturing leads from a sign-up or "contact us" form straight into Contacts.
• Building an attendee or member directory as people register.
• Sales and recruiting teams who live in Google Contacts.

FREE & PRO
• Free: 50 contacts created per month.
• Pro: unlimited contacts created. 14-day full-feature trial.
• Single user $10/year · All Workspace users $30/year.

Privacy-first: works only on your active form, uses narrow (non-restricted)
scopes, and requests no broad Drive/Forms access. Responsive support and regular
updates.