No account required
Create a poll immediately. Voters do not need to register or install an app.
Anonymous photo poll
Add the photos, send one link, and people tap their pick. Nobody signs up or types an email, and you see how many votes each photo got, not who chose which one.
Waiting for your pick
Anonymous photo poll
People answer more honestly when their name is not next to their vote. On PicJury voters open the link and tap a photo. There is no sign-in screen, and we never ask a voter for a name or an email address.
To keep one vote per person without accounts, we keep a random device ID in the voter’s browser and a one-way hash of the IP address, never the raw IP. The poll creator sees only the percentage and the number of votes for each photo.
What PicJury collects, what it never asks for, and how votes stay fair. Privacy by design
Why PicJury
Create a poll immediately. Voters do not need to register or install an app.
Large visual options make comparisons clearer than a list of text answers.
Share the poll in any messenger, email, or social network and watch results update.
Good for
How it works
Describe the decision in one short sentence so everyone compares the same thing.
Add the real options and optional short labels when an image needs context.
Send the public link, collect one-tap votes, and review the result from your private creator page.
Questions
Yes for the people around you. The creator and other voters see percentages and vote counts, not who voted for which photo. We keep a random device ID and a hashed IP only to stop repeat votes.
No. Voters open the link and tap a photo. Creating a poll needs no account either. Signing in is optional and only keeps your polls on every device.
No. Poll pages tell search engines not to index them, so people reach a poll only through its link. A link can be forwarded, so share it with people you trust.
Yes. The website uses Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity to see how pages are used. In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland they set cookies only after you allow them, and PicJury keeps working if you block them.
Each person gets one vote without signing up: a random device ID and a hashed IP stop repeat votes, and a bot check keeps automated votes out. For contests, the Contest pack adds one vote a day and a vote integrity report.