Share your poll
Present live results on a big screen
Put the poll and its results full screen while the room answers from their phones.
Present mode is made for meetings, classrooms, events and streams. Your audience scans a code with their phones and watches the results build up on the big screen.
Start presenting
- Open your poll’s Results tab and click Present. You can also press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) and choose Present.
- Put the window on your projector or shared screen and press F to go full screen.
Each question gets its own slide. A QR code and a join code sit next to it so people can join from their phones. As people answer, the results update live. Nobody has to refresh.
Controls
The control bar fades out after a moment. Move the mouse to bring it back. You can also use the keyboard or a presentation clicker:
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| →, Space or Page Down | Next question |
| ← or Page Up | Previous question |
| C | Switch the chart of a choice question |
| H | Hide or show the results, so the room answers before seeing how others voted |
| Q | Hide or show the QR code and join code |
| F | Full screen |
| Esc | Leave full screen, then leave present mode |
Pick a chart
Choice questions can show their results as bars, columns, a stacked bar, a donut or a pie. Click a chart in the control bar or press C to switch while you present.
To set the chart a question starts with, open the question’s settings in the editor and choose Present mode chart under Display. The stacked bar, donut and pie show shares of a whole, so they are only offered when voters pick one answer.
Works best with
- Word clouds for warm-ups and brainstorming.
- Audience Q&A to collect and upvote questions during a talk.
- Multiple choice and Rating for quick check-ins.
- Quiz mode for a trivia round. See Run a classroom quiz.
Tips for a smooth session
- Set Duplicate check to Browser session if everyone is in the same room on the same Wi-Fi. With IP address, only the first person on that network could vote.
- Test it on your own phone before the audience arrives.