Image Choice

The Image Choice question type lets respondents select from visual options, making your surveys more engaging and intuitive. Instead of text-based choices, respondents click on images to make their selection.

When to Use

  • Product preference surveys (which design do you prefer?)
  • Visual concept testing
  • Logo or branding selection
  • Menu or food preference surveys
  • Any survey where visuals communicate better than text

Adding an Image Choice Question

  1. Click Add Question in the Survey Editor
  2. Select Image Choice from the question types
  3. Enter your question text
  4. Upload images for each choice option
  5. Add optional labels for each image
  6. Configure selection settings

Configuration Options

Selection Type

OptionDescription
Single SelectionRespondents choose one image
Multiple SelectionRespondents can select multiple images

Image Settings

  • Image size - Small, medium, or large display
  • Images per row - Control the grid layout (2, 3, 4, or auto)
  • Show labels - Display text labels below images
  • Label position - Above or below the image

Image Requirements

  • Supported formats - JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP
  • Recommended size - At least 200x200 pixels
  • File size limit - Up to 5MB per image
  • Aspect ratio - Consistent ratios look best

Best Practices

  1. Use consistent image sizes - All images should have the same dimensions
  2. Keep images simple - Clear, focused visuals work best
  3. Add labels - Include text labels for accessibility
  4. Limit options - 4-8 image choices is optimal
  5. Optimize file sizes - Compress images for faster loading
  6. Test on mobile - Ensure images display well on all devices

Use Cases

Product Testing

“Which packaging design do you prefer?” [Image A] [Image B] [Image C]

Brand Research

“Which logo best represents innovation?” [Logo 1] [Logo 2] [Logo 3] [Logo 4]

Event Planning

“Select your preferred venue layout” [Layout A] [Layout B]

Food & Beverage

“Which menu items interest you? (Select all that apply)” [Dish 1] [Dish 2] [Dish 3] [Dish 4]

Accessibility

  • Always add alt text descriptions to images
  • Include text labels for screen readers
  • Ensure sufficient contrast for selection indicators
  • Test with keyboard navigation

Mobile Considerations

  • Images automatically resize for mobile screens
  • Consider fewer images per row on mobile
  • Test touch targets are large enough
  • Preview on multiple device sizes

Analyzing Results

Image Choice responses show:

  • Selection counts and percentages for each image
  • Visual results with images displayed
  • Cross-tabulation with other questions
  • Export includes image labels/filenames

Tip: Use high-quality, professional images for the best respondent experience. Poor quality images can negatively impact your survey’s credibility.

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