Comparison

PicJury vs Google Forms

Google Forms is a general survey tool, and it can show an image in each answer option. PicJury does one thing: a vote between photos, set up in one step.

Which one fits

PicJury: you just need friends to pick a photo: add photos, get a link, no Google account, results as a clear winner.
Google Forms: you need several questions, text answers or a spreadsheet of responses, and you already work in Google Workspace.

Side by side

	PicJury	Google Forms
Setup	Add 2 to 6 photos and a question, get the link	Create a form, add a question, set choices, add an image to each choice, send
Your account	Not needed	Google account
Voters	No account; one vote per person by default	No account by default; limiting to one response requires Google sign-in
Results	Winner and shares, on a private link	Response charts and an optional sheet
Best for	Choosing between photos	Surveys with many questions

Facts about Google Forms checked in October 2026. Write to help@picjury.app if something changed.

Questions

Can Google Forms do image polls?

Yes, multiple choice options can include images. It is a survey tool, so a photo vote takes more steps than in a tool made for it.

How does PicJury limit repeat votes without accounts?

It counts one vote per device and network by default, without asking voters to sign in.

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