What results does the tool show me?

A bar for each answer option showing its percentage of all votes and vote count, with the leading option highlighted and the number of people who voted below. Example: 48 people vote on “What game should we play on Friday?” Minecraft leads with 21 votes (43.8%). Each option shows a bar with its percentage and vote count.

How do I create a free poll without signing up?

Enter your question and at least two answer options above, then click “Create poll.” You'll immediately get a voting link you can share anywhere and a secret management link for yourself. The tool is free, and neither you nor the participants need an account or email address.

Can I create an anonymous poll?

Yes, every poll is anonymous by default: participants vote with a click, without an account or name. Only their selected options are stored. Names are requested only if you enable this when creating the poll (optional or required), and you decide whether everyone can see them or only you through your management link. To prevent duplicate votes, we never store the IP address itself—only a non-reversible hash that applies solely to that poll.

How does the poll prevent duplicate votes?

When creating a poll, choose one of three levels: “One vote per browser” (default, suitable for most communities), “One vote per IP address” (stricter, but only one person on the same Wi-Fi can vote), or “No protection” (every click counts, useful when passing a phone around). Either way, we limit how many votes can come from one internet connection. Without sign-up, no protection is foolproof: someone could use a second browser, for example.

Can I ask multiple questions and allow multiple answers?

Yes. With “Add another question”, you can create up to 10 questions, each with two to 30 answer options and no more than 100 options in total. Participants answer the questions in sequence and submit their votes once at the end. For each question, you can turn on “Allow multiple selections” and optionally limit how many options each person can choose. With “Allow participants to add options”, participants can add up to 20 options of their own per question. An added option counts immediately as that person's vote and goes through the same content filter as your options. Links aren't allowed.

When can participants see the results?

You decide: always (the bars are visible immediately), only after voting, or only after the poll ends. You can always see the results with your management link. The bars update automatically every few seconds.

How do I share the poll on WhatsApp, Discord, or a stream?

After creating the poll, copy the link with one click and paste it into your WhatsApp group, Discord channel, or Twitch chat. People vote in their browser, even on a phone, without an app. For streams, presentations, and classes, you can display a QR code. The management area also has an overlay link for OBS: add it as a browser source for a transparent background and bars that update every few seconds. A QR code is optional, and multiple questions rotate automatically.

Can I export the results?

Yes. Once the results are visible, download them as a CSV file for Excel or Google Sheets, or save them as an image for Discord or social media, for example. For polls with names, the CSV also shows who voted for what.

How do I close or delete a poll, and how long is it stored?

With the secret management link, you can close or reopen the poll, reset all votes, or permanently delete it. You can optionally set an end date when creating the poll; no one can vote after that. The poll is automatically deleted after 7, 30, or 90 days of inactivity (your choice; 30 by default). It's accessible only through its random link and isn't indexed by search engines. The management link is shown only once and saved in your browser, so copy it if you need it on other devices.

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Create a poll – free, no sign-up required

Create an online poll in seconds: enter a question and answers, share the link on Discord, Twitch, or in a WhatsApp group, and everyone votes with a click. See live results as bars with percentages and vote counts. Anonymous by default, with protection against duplicate votes.

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Use cases

What you can use a poll for

Whether it's for a Discord server, stream, class, or group of friends, you can set up an online poll in seconds.

Discord servers and gaming communities

Which game on Friday, which map, which event? Post the link in your channel, let the community vote, and the bars immediately show the majority.

Twitch, YouTube, and streams

Let your viewers vote without signing up anywhere. Show the QR code on your stream and watch the results live.

Classes, clubs, and teams

Run a quick poll in class, at your club, or at work using a QR code on a slide. Anonymous by default, with protection against duplicate votes and the option to show results only after the poll ends.

Friends and WhatsApp groups

Pizza or burgers, a movie or a game night: instead of counting thumbs-up in the group, send a link and let everyone vote in their browser, without an app.