Compared

Ways to get votes on logo designs, compared

The first question is who should vote. Your team, customers and followers know the brand; a paid panel brings strangers who match your target buyer. Free tools cover the first case, paid testing the second.

Side by side

Tool	Best for	Price	Limits
PicJury	Letting your team, clients or followers pick between 2 to 6 logo options	Free, no ads. No account for you or the voters	Votes only, no written comments; voters are whoever you send the link to
PickFu	Votes and written reasons from strangers who match a target audience	Paid: from $1 per response	15 to 500 respondents per survey from its own panel
Google Forms	A vote plus a written "why" from people you invite	Free	Several steps to put a logo in each option; one vote per person requires Google sign-in
Instagram story poll	A quick read from followers	Free	Up to 4 text options, so the logos go into one combined image; live for 24 hours

Facts about other tools checked in November 2026 on their own pages. Write to help@picjury.app if something changed.

Which one to pick

The people who will see the logo every day should decide: PicJury, sent to your team, clients or community.
You need opinions from strangers in your target market: PickFu.
You want written reasons with every vote: Google Forms or PickFu.
You only need a quick pulse from followers: an Instagram story poll.

When PicJury is not the right tool: PicJury does not bring voters and does not collect written feedback. For opinions from strangers in a target market, use a paid panel like PickFu.

Questions

Should the logos look the same size in a vote?

Yes. Show every option at the same size and on the same background, or the larger one tends to win.

Can people see the leading logo before they vote?

In PicJury, no: results open after a vote, so the first answers do not steer the rest.

Is there a free alternative to PickFu?

For votes from people you already know, PicJury is free. It does not supply a panel of strangers, which is what you pay PickFu for.

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