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Log every form submission to Google Sheets, automatically

Point any form at a webhook and watch each response turn into a clean spreadsheet row in real time. No Zapier subscription, no copy-paste, no code — just a workflow you own that keeps your Google Sheet in sync.

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Free · no credit card · connects your Google Sheets

The blueprint
Trigger
Form is submitted
A webhook fires the moment someone completes your form.
Transform
Format the row
Submission fields are mapped to your spreadsheet columns.
Action
Append to your Sheet
A new row lands in your Google Sheet in real time.
What gets built

One workflow, ready to run.

Installing the recipe provisions this in your workspace — webhook trigger included.

WorkflowForm → Google Sheets Logger

4 nodes: webhook → format row → append to sheet → done

What you connect

Just your Google account.

Logging
Google Sheets *

Log form submissions to a spreadsheet

How it works

From submission to spreadsheet row.

  1. 01
    Receive form submission via webhook
  2. 02
    Format the data into a spreadsheet row
  3. 03
    Append the row to your Google Sheet
  4. 04
    Complete
FAQ

Questions about the form-to-Sheets recipe.

Is this form-to-Google-Sheets workflow free?
Yes. You can install and run the full webhook-to-Sheets workflow on the free tier with no credit card. The only thing you connect is your own Google account.
What do I need to connect?
Just Google Sheets. You authorize your Google account in the install, then paste the Sheet ID and the tab name you want rows appended to. That's the entire setup.
Which forms does it work with?
Any form that can POST to a webhook URL. The workflow's trigger gives you a webhook endpoint — point your form (a Tiny Command form, a website form, Typeform, Tally, or any custom form) at it and every submission becomes a new row.
Do I need Zapier or any code?
No. This replaces the Zapier form-to-Sheets zap with a workflow you own. The Format Row step maps your submission fields to columns without scripting — and you can edit the mapping any time.
Can I send the data somewhere other than Sheets?
Yes. The same recipe also works with Airtable, Notion, or QuickBooks — swap the final step's destination after install and keep the rest of the flow as-is.

Stop pasting form responses by hand.

Install the recipe, connect Google Sheets, and every submission lands as a row in under a minute.

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