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When a question requires people to choose from a list of options, you need a Multiple Choice question. An essential part of quizzes, exams, tests, surveys and more, here’s how to use this useful and durable question in your typeforms.

Multiple Choices can also be used to create complex question types such as Likert Scale questions: to evaluate something according to any kind of set of criteria.

Here is an example:

1. You can add one to your typeform by clicking on the + button in the Content panel. This opens the questions menu, where you choose Multiple Choice by clicking it:

2. Now type your question, a description if you want, and hit Enter to add your choices:

Settings

1. Click on the Multiple Choice button to open the settings menu:

2. Here you can make your question required, allow multiple selection, randomize (so the order of your choices will change every time your typeform is opened), and add an "Other" option:

3. If you choose to activate Multiple selection, you can then choose to allow people unlimited selections, an exact number, or give them a range ("Choose 3-5 of the following", for example):

Adding images and media to your question

Please see this article for how to add images and media to your typeform questions.

How many choices can I add to a Multiple Choice question?

There’s no limit! You can add as many as you like, though your typeform will look better if you group answers in smaller groups.

How many characters can each choice have?

Note that each Multiple Choice option is limited to 255 characters. If you go over this limit, the text will cut off at the 255-character point in the public typeform.

Here are some ideas for using Multiple Choice questions:

• Create a Persona Survey
• Make a product feedback form
• Build tools to make classroom activities more fun
• Create a signup form