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Choice questions let respondents select from a predefined set of options. Most types share a common option editor; each type adds its own specific settings on top.

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Shared option editor

Multiple choice, Checkbox, Dropdown, Ranking, and Picture choice all use the same option list editor. Option list behaviour:
  • Click Add option to append a new option (labeled “Option N”).
  • Editing a label automatically rewrites the option’s internal value to a lowercase underscore slug (e.g. “Very satisfied” → very_satisfied).
  • Options can be reordered by drag.
  • Removing an option clamps min_selections and max_selections down to the new option count if they would exceed it.
Shared fields:

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Multiple choice

Respondents select one option from a list. Multiple choice question in the canvas

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Checkbox

Respondents select one or more options from a list.
Respondents select one option from a collapsed dropdown menu. Best for long option lists or when space is limited.
layout_alignment is not applicable to Dropdown — options always appear in a vertical list inside the dropdown menu.

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Yes / No

A binary choice with two clearly labelled buttons. Best for simple agree/disagree or yes/no questions.

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Picture choice

Respondents choose from options that each have an image. Best for visual product selection, mood boards, or any question where images communicate better than words. Each option has an individual image upload in the option editor.

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Ranking

Respondents drag options into their preferred order. Best for priority surveys or preference ranking.
The answer to a Ranking question is stored as an ordered array of option values — e.g. ["option_b", "option_a", "option_c"].

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Next steps

Rating questions

Star, number scale, emoji, and opinion scale.

Conditional branching

Route respondents based on which option they selected.