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PaperSurvey

Paper survey software that scans completed forms and turns checkmarks and handwriting into digital data

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About PaperSurvey

PaperSurvey is an online tool for running surveys on paper and capturing the answers digitally. Users design a questionnaire, print it, collect completed forms and scan them back in.

What PaperSurvey offers

  • Survey builder: an online editor with over a dozen question types and text formatting options.
  • Print-ready forms: multi-page surveys carry unique page markers to help scanning and avoid duplicates.
  • Mark recognition: reads checkboxes and multiple choice answers from scanned pages.
  • Handwriting recognition: uses AI to read characters and written responses, in more than fifty languages.
  • Export and sync: sends results to Excel, CSV, SPSS, R or Google Sheets, with integration options.

Who it works with

Organisations that collect feedback in person, by post, in classrooms or at events.

Key facts

  • Languages read: over fifty
  • Setup: page orientation and order are detected automatically

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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