Features
Creating an image poll
When pictures make the question clearer, how to upload them, and what to keep consistent across options.
When images help
Image polls answer “which one” questions: designs, logos, venues, dishes, looks. They are worse than text for abstract choices, because every option then needs a picture that may not exist.
Uploading an option image
Switch Content Mode to Image Mode, then upload a JPG, PNG, GIF or WebP file of up to 5 MB per option, or paste an image URL. Uploaded files are served from this site; linked files stay on whatever host you point at, so a link that disappears takes the option picture with it.
Keep the set consistent
Options are read as a set. Use pictures with the same orientation and roughly the same brightness, and keep option titles short — in most image templates the title sits under the picture and a long one wraps awkwardly on a phone.
Images with each template
The same nine template names produce different image layouts: Card stacks each picture in its own frame, Split puts pictures in a column, Compact shrinks them into a dense grid. Preview before publishing, and check one option on a phone.
Rules and results
Image polls support single choice, multiple choice, result visibility and deadlines in exactly the same way as text polls. The “Other” write-in option is text-mode only, and exports list image options by their titles rather than embedding the pictures.
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