On AhaSlides, you can build a Survey, a multi-question form that your audience completes on a single page, with no slide-by-slide clicking. Run it as a standalone survey shared via a link, or drop it into your presentation as a slide and reveal it live.
There are two ways to launch the same survey:
Both options open exactly the same thing for your audience: the full survey on one page.
Once you're in the survey editor, build a survey with many questions as you need. You can mix different question types in the same survey:
- Multiple Choice: Participants pick from the answer options you provide.
- Rating Scale: Participants drag a slider between two labels you define (for example, from Not useful to Extremely useful).
- Open-ended: An open text box where participants type their answer in their own words.
- Matrix: A closed-ended survey question that asks respondents to evaluate multiple items using the same set of response choices.

Your changes are saved to the survey as a Draft until you publish it.
While a survey is a Draft, it isn't collecting responses yet. When you're happy with your questions, publish it. Its status changes to Published and it's ready for respondents.
To run it as a standalone survey:
Responses are collected for as long as the survey stays open. When you've gathered everything you need, you can close the survey to stop accepting new responses (its status changes to Draft).
To gather feedback live, for instance, right at the end of a training session, while your audience is still in the room:
Because the survey appears at the exact moment you present the slide, response rates are much higher than emailing a survey afterwards — your audience answers while the session is still fresh.
You can check the results of your survey at any time:
A poll slide asks your audience one question at a time, with everyone answering together while you present, and the results displayed live on the big screen. A Survey is a multi-question form on one page, participants answer all the questions at their own speed and submit once. Use polls for in-the-moment reactions during a presentation; use a Survey when you want structured feedback across several questions.
No. Participants just open the link or scan the QR code and answer. It works in the browser of any device, with nothing to install.
Yes, that's your choice. You can keep responses anonymous for more honest feedback, or collect respondent details (such as an email address question) when you need to follow up.
Check the survey's status in your Surveys list. If it's still a Draft, it hasn't been published yet, participants can't see it until you publish.
Yes. Click Preview to see how it looks like on respondent devices and submit a test response. Remember to remove your test submission from the results before sharing the survey for real.