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Polls

Ask the room. Get an answer.

Put one question on a poster, table or screen. People vote in seconds, and you decide when the results show.

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Quick answer

A poll QR code opens a one-question vote on a page hosted by QRflick. People vote without an account. You choose the answers, how often someone may vote, when the results are shown and when the poll opens and closes.

What you get with polls

Text or photo answers

From 2 to 20 answers, each with an optional photo. Allow one choice per vote or several.

Vote rules you choose

Once per person, once per network, once a day or without limit. Renaming or reordering answers never moves votes.

Results when you want them

Show results before voting, after a vote, only when the poll closes, or only to you. Add an optional start and end.

Results by email

Voters can leave an email to get the results when the poll closes. You see how many asked, not their addresses.

How it works

One question, a few taps

  1. Write the question

    Add 2 to 20 answers, as text or with a photo. Allow one choice or several.

  2. Set the rules

    Choose how often someone may vote, when results are shown and, if you like, when the poll opens and closes.

  3. Share and watch

    Print the code or show it on a screen. Votes come in on a branded page, and voters can ask to get the results by email.

Use cases

Quick questions, real situations

In detail: Ask the room. Get an answer

Fair, not official

Vote rules make repeat voting harder, but a poll cannot check who someone is. Use it for opinions and quick decisions, not for binding votes, elections or contests with prizes.

A vote stores the answer, the time and an approximate country. With one vote per person, we also keep a salted hash that cannot be turned back into an IP address, deleted 30 days after the poll ends.

Limits that follow your plan

The Free plan includes one poll, and paid plans include more. Current limits are on the pricing page.

Questions, answered

Do voters need an account?

No. The poll opens in the phone’s browser and a vote takes a tap or two.

Can I stop people voting twice?

You can allow one vote per person, per network or per day. This makes repeat voting harder, but it is not identity checking.

Can I change the poll after printing the code?

Yes. The printed code stays the same. Renaming or reordering answers keeps the votes they already have.

By QRflick · Reviewed by Haroon, co-founder of HS Digital · · How these guides are prepared

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