Feature Summary

The image question allows respondents to upload images as answers. It supports settings such as camera-only upload, Add Watermark, image naming method, creating category folders, image size limit, quantity limit, and Compress Image.

Feature Description

Feature Dimension Description
Membership Restriction No membership restriction
Version Restriction No version restriction

Operation Steps

Adding an Image Question

Feature Entry
"Edit" tab → "Basic Question Types" → "Image Question" button

  1. Click the top "Edit" tab
  2. Expand the "Basic Question Types" area in the left panel
  3. Click the "Upload Image" button to add the image question to the form

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Setting Camera-Only Upload

Feature Entry
Image Question → "Image Settings" → "Camera-Only Upload" toggle

  1. Click the added image question
  2. In the right-side "Image Settings" panel, turn on the "Camera-Only Upload" toggle
  3. After enabling, respondents can only upload images by taking a photo and cannot select from the album

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Setting Add Watermark

Feature Entry
Image Question → "Image Settings" → "Add Watermark" toggle

  1. Click the added image question
  2. In the right-side "Image Settings" panel, turn on the "Add Watermark" toggle
  3. After enabling, uploaded images will automatically have Add Watermark information

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Setting Image Naming Method

Feature Entry
Image Question → "Image Settings" → "Image Naming Method" dropdown menu

  1. Click the added image question
  2. In the right-side "Image Settings" panel, click the "Image Naming Method" dropdown menu
  3. Select the naming method: "Original File Name" or "Add custom Fixed Naming"

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Setting Create Category Folders

Feature Entry
Image Question → "Image Settings" → "Create Category Folders" toggle

  1. Click the added image question
  2. In the right-side "Image Settings" panel, turn on the "Create Category Folders" toggle
  3. After enabling, the system will automatically create category folders to store images by respondent

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Setting Single Image Size Limit

Feature Entry
Image Question → "Image Settings" → "Single Image Size Limit" dropdown menu

  1. Click the added image question
  2. In the right-side "Image Settings" panel, click the "Single Image Size Limit" dropdown menu
  3. Select the allowed size limit: 2M, 5M, 10M, or 50M

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Setting Image Quantity Limit

Feature Entry
Image Question → "Image Settings" → "Image Quantity Limit" dropdown menu

  1. Click the added image question
  2. In the right-side "Image Settings" panel, click the "Image Quantity Limit" dropdown menu
  3. Select the allowed number of images to upload

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Setting Compress Image

Feature Entry
Image Question → "Image Settings" → "Compress Image" toggle

  1. Click the added image question
  2. In the Image Settings panel on the right, enable the Compress Image toggle
  3. After enabling, uploaded images will be automatically compressed to save storage space

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FAQ

Q1: How to restrict respondents to only upload images by taking a photo?

  • Solution: Click the image question, and in the Image Settings panel, enable the "Camera Only" toggle. After enabling, respondents can only upload images by taking a photo.

Q2: Does the image question support uploading multiple images?

  • Solution: Yes. In the Image Settings panel, click the "Image Quantity Limit" dropdown menu and select the desired number of images.

Q3: How to Add Watermark to uploaded images?

  • Solution: Click the image question, and in the Image Settings panel, enable the Add Watermark toggle. After enabling, uploaded images will automatically have watermark information added.

Notes

  • The maximum size limit for a single image can be set to 50M. It is recommended to set it reasonably based on actual needs.
  • Enabling the Compress Image feature can effectively reduce the storage space occupied by images.
  • The feature of creating category folders can help admins better manage collected images.