About
Why this project exists
Born out of frustration with drafting long-form applications one question at a time.
Motivation
It all started with a program application that used Typeform. Typeform has a beautiful, polished UI — there's no question about that. But its signature one-question-at-a-time experience becomes a real obstacle when you're working on a serious application where you need to think carefully about each answer.
You can't easily see what's coming next, you can't draft all your responses in a separate document without first clicking through every single question, and going back and forth to review your answers is tedious. For short surveys it's great. For multi-page applications where you want to prepare thoughtful responses? It's a terrible experience.
So I built this tool. It extracts the full structure of any Typeform — every question, every branch, every condition — and lays it all out so you can see the complete picture at once. You can export it as a Markdown table to draft your answers in any editor, or explore the form flow as an interactive graph.
Then I decided to make it public so anyone facing the same frustration can use it too.
What it does
Extract
Paste any Typeform URL and the tool fetches the embedded form schema, parsing out every field, logic branch, and thank-you screen.
Visualize
See the full form flow as an interactive graph with conditional branches highlighted, powered by React Flow and Dagre layout.
Export
Copy or download the form structure as a Markdown table, Mermaid flowchart, or rendered SVG to use anywhere.
npm Package
The extraction and rendering logic is available as a standalone npm package you can use in your own projects.
The npm package is not yet published. Check back in a couple of days.
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The entire project is open source. Browse the code, open issues, or contribute.
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