No account required
Create a poll immediately. Voters do not need to register or install an app.
Picture poll for WhatsApp groups
Upload the photos, paste one link into the group chat, and everyone taps their pick in the browser. Results update live, and nobody needs an app or an account.
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Picture poll for WhatsApp groups
A photo vote in a group chat usually turns into a long thread of numbered pictures and replies like "2!" and "the first one". PicJury puts all the options side by side on one page, so each person votes once and you get a clear count instead of scrolling back.
It works for anything a group decides together: the costume or decorating contest, the team kit, the holiday card photo, the cake, the venue, or the picture for the newsletter. The link opens in any phone browser, so members on Android and iPhone vote the same way.
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
WhatsApp’s own polls are made mainly for short text answers. To let a group compare photos side by side, create a PicJury poll with 2 to 6 pictures and send its link to the chat. Everyone opens it in the browser and taps one photo.
No. The link opens in the phone’s browser. There is no app to install and no account to create.
Each person gets one vote. Suspicious bursts of votes are flagged as fake on your results page, and you decide whether to remove them.
Yes. You see the percentage and the number of votes for each photo, not who voted for which one.
When voting ends, your results page makes a winner card you can post straight back in the chat, along with the link to the final result.