AI

Yes. SurveyJS allows you to integrate AI services to assist with form creation and editing. By connecting a language model (e.g., GPT-3.5 Turbo, ChatGPT, DeepSeek, or Microsoft Copilot) via an API, you can extend Survey Creator with AI-powered features tailored to your needs.

With AI integration, users can:

• Generate entire forms by typing natural-language prompts, e.g., "Create an event registration form for a tech conference," producing a ready-to-use form and its JSON definition.
• Get suggestions for multiple-choice options or other form fields.
• Automatically correct grammar in questions.
• Translate forms instantly into different languages.
• Generate a dynamic form based on an uploaded PDF file.

Integration is handled on the client side: your application sends prompts to the deployed AI model via an API and receives structured responses, which can then be used to update survey questions or options. This setup gives you full control over when and how AI features are offered, while keeping your data and front-end AI logic entirely under your control.

No. SurveyJS libraries (Form Library, Survey Creator, Dashboard, and PDF Generator) do not include an AI or machine-learning engine and do not bundle a language model. Form rendering, validation, conditional logic, and PDF export are ordinary JavaScript in your application and work without AI.

The libraries do not call AI providers. SurveyJS does not host an AI service, does not require an AI API key, and does not send your form definitions or respondent data to an AI vendor.

You can optionally connect your own language model (for example ChatGPT, Copilot, or DeepSeek) in your application via an API. That integration is implemented in your code, uses your API and your network path, and is not required. For optional authoring features such as generating forms, choices, translations, or grammar fixes, see Does SurveyJS support AI assistance?