# debrief > debrief is a feedback-survey tool for independent trainers, facilitators and course creators. It creates editable questions from course material or a template. ## Product facts - Visitors can upload material, generate questions and edit their question list before creating an account. An account is required to continue after question review and publish. - Participants can respond without signing in. Responses are anonymous unless a participant chooses to provide optional follow-up details. - The Free plan includes 5 survey creations and 150 total account-wide responses per UTC calendar month. Deleting surveys does not replenish the allowance. No card is required. - Original uploaded material and pasted source text are deleted after question generation. Private drafts, training material and responses are not part of these public documents. - Feedback badges are not Premium-only. Refer to the pricing page for current plan details. - Supported course material uploads: PDF, PPTX, DOCX, XLSX, XLS and CSV. Google Sheets can be exported as XLSX or CSV. Uploads are limited to 20 MB and 60,000 extracted characters. ## Public product pages - [debrief homepage](https://debrief.so/) - [Free and Premium plan details](https://debrief.so/pricing) - [Free editable feedback survey templates](https://debrief.so/free-feedback-templates) - [Feedback badges](https://debrief.so/feedback-badge) - [debrief and Google Forms comparison](https://debrief.so/debrief-vs-google-forms) ## Guides and articles - [Blog index](https://debrief.so/blog/index.md) - [How to Create a Free Feedback Survey: A Simple Step-by-Step Guide](https://debrief.so/blog/how-to-create-a-free-feedback-survey.md): A practical walkthrough for building a short, free feedback survey: decide what you need to learn, write focused questions, test it, share it and read the results. - [Free Feedback Form Templates: Which Questions Should You Include?](https://debrief.so/blog/free-feedback-form-templates.md): How to choose and adapt questions from a free feedback form template, with example questions by purpose and a checklist for editing any template. - [Post-Training Feedback Questions: What to Ask and When to Ask It](https://debrief.so/blog/post-training-feedback-questions.md): Which post-training feedback questions to ask, with example wording, and how timing changes what you can learn: at the end of the session, a day later, and weeks later. - [How to write a two-minute feedback survey people actually finish](https://debrief.so/blog/guide-to-writing-a-feedback-survey-people-actually-finish.md): Seven habits from debrief. Short beats thorough, and specific beats generic. ## Policies - [Privacy](https://debrief.so/privacy) - [Terms](https://debrief.so/terms)