Squarespace Form Logic Is Here | Conditional Forms Made Easy
That’s right! Form logic is finally built into Squarespace. No plugins. No code. No kidding.
If you’ve ever crossed your fingers hoping that a Squarespace form could magically adapt to user input (like showing a date field only if someone wants a consultation), consider your wish granted. Squarespace has officially rolled out native conditional logic — or, as they call it, follow-up questions, directly inside the Form Block.
This is big news. And yes, we have thoughts.
What Is Form Logic (or Conditional Logic) in Squarespace?
Form logic lets you show or hide specific fields based on a user’s answers. Think Jotform, Typeform, or Formstack.
Here’s how it works in real life:
• If someone selects “Other” to “How did you find out about us?”
→ You can instantly reveal “Please specify”
• If they say “No”
→ That extra question stays hidden. Zero clutter. Zero confusion.
It’s smart, it’s streamlined, and it turns your static form into something that actually reacts to people.
The result? Cleaner forms. Higher-quality leads. Fewer rage-clicks.
How to Add Conditional Logic to Your Squarespace Form
Adding conditional logic (or form logic) to your Squarespace form is easy:
Add a standard Form Block to your page.
Create your initial question (a Radio, Checkbox, Dropdown, or Survey field).
In the Options of the initial question, click the three dots •••
Click ‘Add Follow-Up Question’
Select the field that you want to display based on the answer.
Save and you’re done!
What About Squarepaste’s Form Logic Plugin?
Great question, we’re glad you asked. It was a bittersweet moment for us.
At Squarepaste, we offered a Squarespace Form Logic plugin before this feature existed natively. It helped hundreds of users get dynamic forms on their sites while Squarespace caught up.
But now that Squarespace has baked conditional form logic into the platform, we’re stepping aside. Why?
Because continuing to sell a plugin for something Squarespace now offers natively? That’s not our style.
TLDR: Squarespace Now Supports Form Logic
Whether you’ve been Googling “Squarespace form plugin”, “conditional forms”, or “how do I get logic in a Squarespace form without coding?”, now you know: it’s here, it’s native, and it’s actually good.
No more hacks.
No more guesswork.
Just smarter forms that work with your users.
