QR code polls
Put a QR code on a slide, poster or table tent. People scan it, tap an answer, and the results update live on your screen. No app, no sign-up, free.
How it works
- Write the question. Choose one, choose many, yes/no, a rating or an agree scale. Add more questions if you like.
- Show the code. Print the poster, or put the big-screen view on a projector: it shows the QR code and the results.
- People scan and tap. One tap to answer, one response per phone.
- Watch it live. Bars and averages update every few seconds on the big screen.
Great for
- Talks, classes and conferences
- Town halls and team meetings
- Weddings and parties
- Picking a date, a menu or a theme
- Crowd favorites at shows
Fair by design
- One response per phone, enforced on our side.
- Per-network limits, with suspicious patterns flagged so you can void them.
- Optional paper tickets when only the people in the room should answer.
- Written answers are never shown publicly.
Frequently asked questions
Can the audience see the results?
Yes, if you choose live results, or when you put the big-screen view on a projector. You can also keep them to yourself.
Do people need an app?
No. The phone camera opens the poll in the browser.
Can one person vote twice?
Each phone answers once. Per-network limits and flags catch people who clear their cookies.
Can a poll have more than one question?
Yes. Add as many questions as you need, of any type.
How is a poll different from a contest?
A poll is one QR code and a question. A contest gives each entry its own QR code, so people vote at the entry they like.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. It’s free, with no ads.