About Image Upload Questions
Image Upload questions allow respondents to answer your question by uploading an image or taking a picture. Image Upload questions support the following image file types:
- gif
- jpg
- png
- svg
Respondents can upload images of a max of 5MB.
Add Image Upload Questions
To add an Image Upload question, all you have to do is:
- Go to your survey, click on the add survey element icon (
) and choose question.
- Select image upload and click next.
- Type in your question and change the typography (bold, italic, and underline).
Use the merge field dropdown menu to insert your respondents' background
information or their answers to previous questions.The length of question text is restricted to max. 250 characters.
- Add a helpful description, if relevant.
- When you are satisfied with your question, click next.
- Now you can set up the question settings:
- Require answer: This setting is enabled by default. Disable it if you don’t want your question to be mandatory.
- Multiple uploads: Enable this setting to allow your respondents to upload multiple images.
- When you have finalized your question and customized the settings, click add.
Image Upload Questions in Response Data Downloads
You can download your survey responses from Enalyzer for several purposes. You can use the file for analysis in other software, share it with your team, or import it to another Enalyzer survey.
In the response data download, Image Upload questions are found in one column. Links to download the submitted images will be displayed in each respondent's row. If you allowed multiple uploads, there will be multiple links separated by a comma (,).
Enalyzer doesn't know the source of the images submitted, therefore we can't guarantee their safety. Download the images at your own risk.
Image Upload Questions in Reports
You can use Frequency Charts to add Image Upload questions to your reports. You can download the submitted images from within reports.
Enalyzer doesn't know the source of the images submitted, therefore we can't guarantee their safety. Download the images at your own risk.