How to keep the same link when your form changes?

"I have had this order form on my website for a year or more now"- Google Docs Editors Community

This is a common situation for small businesses that use Google Forms. For example, your order form might have been on your website for a year, with its link on your flyers too. Then one day it stops accepting responses and you make a new form. A new Google Form gets a new link and everyone using the old one lands on a closed form. With Neartail, you can share one website link and switch that link to your new form when your form changes. Your customers open the same link and click Order Now to reach your new form. Even better, your website and flyers stay as they are.

Let's start. Create your site and follow the steps below.

1. Create or import your order form

Click Create a new form, type its name, click Generate, then Proceed. If it asks "Do you want to preview this form?", click No. If you already have a Google Form, click Import Google Form, paste its link and click Import. Select your currency and click Continue. When it says "Your order form is ready", click Preview your form, then Edit form.
Neartail's Make a copy of Google Form screen with a Google Form link pasted in and the Import button marked

2. Create your website

In your form, click SHARE, then Website. If you created your site with the link above, your website is already there, so go to the next step. Otherwise type a name of at least 8 characters, choose your Location and click Create website.
The Website tab of Share on Order form 2025, with Give a name to your website, freshfarm typed in and the Create website button marked

3. Share your website link

Under Link to website, click Copy. Put this link on your website and flyers in place of your form's link.
The Website tab of Share with Link to website https://near.tl/freshfarm and the Copy button marked

4. Switch to your new form

When you make a new form, open it, click SHARE, then Website. Under Switch Form, click Switch.
The Website tab of Share on Order form 2026, saying the website's main form is Order form 2025, with the Switch button marked

5. Customers use the same link

Customers open your website link and click Order Now and your new form opens. Your site and flyers stay as they are.
Order form 2026 on a phone, with Tomatoes at $2.50 and Eggs at $6.00

Summary

If your order form's link is on your website and flyers, a new Google Form means a new link and everyone using the old one lands on a closed form. With Neartail, you share one website link and switch it to your new form, so customers keep using the same link. Create your site and complete the steps above. If you have any questions, write to support.

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