Abstract Submission Form Template
A free abstract submission form for conferences, associations and journals. Authors send a title, abstract, topic and file for your review committee.
Customize the pages and design to fit your needs.
About this template
Run your call for papers from one online form. Collect the presenting author, coauthors, topic area, presentation format, keywords, a 300 word abstract and the full paper or poster file.
Common uses
- Academic and medical conferences
- Professional associations
- Student research symposiums
Key features
- Authors and institution
- Topic and presentation format
- Paper and poster upload
What this template asks
What's the presenting author's full name?
Short Text
What's your email address?
Email
What's your institution or organization?
Short Text
Who are the other authors?
Long Text · Optional
What's the title of your abstract?
Short Text
Which topic area fits best?
Select · Clinical research, Education and training, Policy and practice, Technology and innovation, Other
Which presentation format do you prefer?
Single Choice · Oral presentation, Poster, Either
List 3 to 5 keywords
Short Text
Paste your abstract
Long Text
Upload your paper or poster
File · Optional
Has this work been presented or published before?
Yes / No
How to use this template
Copy it
Select Use template and a copy opens in your workspace as an unpublished draft.
Make it yours
Edit any question or answer, choose a theme, and add your logo.
Share it
Publish, then send the link, show a QR code, or embed the form on your site. Responses arrive in Submissions.
Frequently asked questions
What goes on an abstract submission form?
The presenting author, coauthors, institution, title, topic area, preferred format, keywords and the abstract itself, plus an optional upload for the full paper or poster.
How do I limit the abstract length?
Put the word limit in the question and placeholder, and ask authors to upload a file if your committee needs a set layout.
Can reviewers score abstracts without seeing author names?
Export the responses to Google Sheets and hide the author columns before sharing the sheet with reviewers.