Can I pass form field values submitted by the user as parameters in the redirect URL when integrating Typeform with Webflow?

You can’t directly pass form values from a Typeform embedded on Webflow as URL parameters upon redirect, but you can work around it with specific setup steps. Here’s how to approach it:

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1. Understand Typeform’s Redirect Behavior

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• Typeform supports redirect-on-submit via the "Thank You Screen" or through logic when designing the form.
• However, redirect URLs in Typeform cannot dynamically include form field answers using placeholders like {{field1}}—these are not converted into actual values in the redirect URL.

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2. Use Hidden Fields on Typeform (If Capturing Values from Webflow)

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• If you're passing values from Webflow into Typeform, you can do this via URL parameters when the form loads.
• Set up Hidden Fields in Typeform (like name, email, etc.).
• In Webflow, when linking to the Typeform (or embedding it via iframe), append query parameters:  

  Example: https://yourform.typeform.com/to/xyz123?name=John&[email protected]

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3. Post-Submission Redirect Workaround

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To pass user-entered values after submission as parameters in the redirect URL, you have two options:

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• Option 1: Use Typeform + Zapier + Webflow or another form handler  
• Use Zapier to capture the Typeform submission.
• Create a webhook or redirect page that dynamically builds a redirect URL based on the submission data.
• Zapier can send users a link or redirect them through an email or integration.

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• Option 2: Use Webflow Forms Instead  
• If you need to dynamically redirect with form answers in the query string (e.g., thank-you?name=John), use Webflow’s native form.
• Inside Webflow, use custom JavaScript or a form handler to construct a redirect URL with form values appended as parameters.

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4. JavaScript-Based Redirect (Advanced)

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• If embedding Typeform in Webflow and capturing form events via the Typeform Embed SDK, you could:
• Listen to Typeform submission events.
• Use JavaScript to read values from embedded form submission (only possible if embed SDK supports the needed postMessage).
• Then perform a window.location.href redirect to a dynamically built URL.

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Warning: This is advanced and may be restricted by CORS or iframe sandboxing unless Typeform has enabled post-submit data sharing.

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Summary

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You cannot directly append form field values to the redirect URL in Typeform, but you can work around it by either:

• Using Zapier or Make to reconstruct custom redirect URLs after submission.
• Embedding Typeform with pre-filled hidden fields.
• Switching to Webflow Forms if redirecting with user data in URL is essential.