Demo & Docs
Learn how Poll123 polls work, then try the demo polls below. They are real polls, so your vote counts.
What is a poll?
A poll is one question with a few answer options. You create it, share its link, and people vote. Each vote is counted immediately and you can see the results anytime.
No account is needed to create a poll or to vote.
How voting works
Open the poll link and pick your answer. In a one-option poll, your vote is sent as soon as you click. In a multiple choice poll, pick your answers and then press Submit Vote.
Each poll accepts one vote per device and IP address. A poll stops taking votes on its end date or when its creator closes it; the results stay visible.
One option vs. multiple choice
One option (the default) lets each voter pick exactly one answer. Use it when only one answer can win, like electing a leader or picking a date.
Multiple choice lets voters pick more than one answer. Turn on Voters can pick more than 1 option when creating the poll. It suits "pick all that apply" questions.
Live results
Results are recounted every time the page loads, so they always reflect the latest votes. Each option shows its vote count and percentage, ranked from most to least votes.
The full results page adds a chart, a PDF download, and share buttons.
Examples
Each example is a real poll, shown just like the poll page your voters see. Vote to try it and see the results.
One option
Voters can select only one answer. The vote is sent the moment they click it, with no extra button.
Useful for: Decisions with a single winner, like elections, choosing one venue, or yes/no questions.
Multiple choice
Voters can select more than one answer, then press Submit Vote. Every selected answer gets a vote, so the results show how popular each option is.
Useful for: "Pick all that apply" questions, like choosing several activities, topics, or available days.
Which topics should our next workshop cover? Pick all that apply.
Click your choice
With comments
Voters submit their vote and can add feedback in the comments below the poll. In this demo, comments are simulated in your browser and never saved.
Useful for: Feedback, suggestions, and community discussions where the why matters as much as the vote.
Comments
Demo only: comments here are not saved and disappear when you reload.
- DDina R.Posted on 9/28/2026, 19:42:00
Voted! Seeing the results right after voting makes it easy to know where everyone stands.
- BBudi S.Posted on 9/28/2026, 20:15:00
Agreed. I picked a different option, so I left a comment to explain why.
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- MMaya K.Posted on 9/29/2026, 08:05:00
Nice that the comments sit right under the poll. Much easier than a long group chat thread.
Comments
Comments open a discussion below the poll, so voters can explain their choice or suggest something new. Comments are on by default; switch off Allow comments when creating the poll for a simpler vote-only poll.
Voting never needs an account, but posting a comment requires logging in.