Add Images to Questions and Answers in Google Forms
September 7, 2016 / / Comments Off on Add Images to Questions and Answers in Google Forms
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A few weeks ago, Google released a new update for Google Forms. With this new feature, you can now insert images into survey questions or add images as multiple choices options.
Adding images to a question
- For example, let’s say you have a question like, “Give me five adjectives you think of when looking at this picture.”
- In the past, if you were using images in Forms, you would have used this button on the right-hand toolbar.
- But now, if you want to insert images directly into questions or answers, you need to access your images from a different place. When you type out your question, click the image icon on the right side.
- You can upload an image, take a snapshot, direct the form to a URL, browse your Albums or your Drive, or do an online search for an image.
- Once you upload or select your image, it will be incorporated right into the question.
Adding images as multiple choice answers
- For example, let’s say you have a question like, “Which of the following images do you think best represents our brand?” and you want your answers to all be images.
- Click into the first answer space, and then click the image icon on the right-hand side. Upload or select your image.
- Repeat for the other answers. By doing this, you’re inserting the various image options as the answers in your multiple choice question, so that each answer is a different image.
