• Three designs, ready to go

  Pick a portrait flyer sized for US letter paper, a square card for Instagram, Slack, or the group chat, or just the bare QR code to drop into your own design. The flyer and card come in light or dark, with your poll's title and movie posters already laid out.

• Made for movie nights in person

  Outdoor screenings, classrooms, library events, festival watch parties — anywhere people are in the same room, a code on the wall beats reading out a link. Tape it by the door, put it on the screen before the trailers, or leave it on the snack table.

• A printed code that keeps working

  The code points at your poll's permanent link, so a flyer you printed on Monday still works on Friday. Once you close voting, the same scan shows everyone the winner.

FAQ

Do voters need an app or an account?

No. Any phone camera reads the code and opens the poll in the browser, where people vote without signing up.

What do I get when I download?

PNG images: a 1275×1650 flyer (US letter at 150 dpi, so it prints sharp), a 1080×1080 square card, and a 1024×1024 QR code on its own. On a phone you can share any of them straight from the share sheet.

What happens if I edit the poll after printing?

Printed codes keep working because they point at the poll's link, not a copy of it. Download again to get a flyer with the new title and posters.

Can I make a QR code for a draft or closed poll?

The QR option is there for open and scheduled polls. Drafts don't have a public page yet, and a closed poll can't be voted on — though codes you've already shared still open it and show the result.

Is this on the free plan?

No. QR codes and flyers are part of Pro. Free polls can still be shared by link or embedded on your site.

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• One link, and everyone's voting

  Share your poll as a link or embed it on your site — or, with Pro, as a scan-to-vote QR code. Voters join from any phone or laptop with no account and no install — the lowest-friction way to collect a vote.

• Polls that open and close on schedule

  Set a launch time, a close time, or both. Your poll opens for voting and closes with the winner all on its own — so you're not refreshing the page at 8pm to wrap things up.

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  Theatre under the stars, picked by the audience

  Backyards, parks, rooftops, community lawns. Hand the audience a poll and let them pick the feature before the projector goes up.