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Free bug report form template. Collect a clear summary, repro steps, expected vs actual behavior, severity, and an optional screenshot for context.

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Why each question earns its place

Steps to reproduce
The field that determines whether this bug gets fixed today or sits untriaged — no repro steps, no fix.
Expected behavior / Actual behavior
Split in two on purpose — reporters conflate 'what's wrong' with 'what I expected', and separating them exposes the actual gap.
Severity
Self-reported triage, not a guarantee — treat it as a starting point next to the repro steps, not a queue priority.
Screenshot
Images only, not screen recordings — for anything motion-dependent, point reporters back to the reproduction steps instead.

Best for

  • Customer feedback programs that need more detail than a rating alone.
  • Product teams collecting qualitative insight after launches.
  • Support teams looking for clearer issue context.

Why use this template

This template gives you a ready-to-edit conversational flow, so you can publish faster while still collecting the context a static form often misses. Start with the included fields, then adjust labels, required fields, and AI-powered follow-ups inside SiliForm.

Frequently asked questions

What makes a bug report actually actionable?
Reproduction steps, expected vs. actual behavior, and severity — without all three, engineers spend more time chasing the reporter than fixing the bug.
Why separate expected and actual behavior into two fields?
One combined 'what's wrong' field tends to produce vague complaints. Splitting it forces the reporter to state what they expected, which is often where the real misunderstanding — or the real bug — becomes obvious.
Should severity be self-reported by whoever files the bug?
Treat it as a starting triage signal, not a verdict — reporters tend to rate their own blockers as urgent, so pair it with the reproduction steps before committing engineering time.

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