Live Poll Maker

Make a free live poll in seconds. Share a link or QR code and watch the votes co...

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No signup. No ads on the poll. Duplicate votes are blocked by default. Polls stay live for about 48 hours.

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A live poll lets you ask a question and collect votes from an audience in real time. YaliKit's poll maker needs no signup: type a question and options, share a short link or QR code, and votes appear instantly on a live bar chart via a server stream. Each device gets one vote by default.

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Why It's Better

Real-Time - Live vote updates
No Signup - Ready in seconds
QR + Link - Share any way
One Vote - Duplicates blocked
Multi-Choice - Single or many
Live Chart - Bars, counts, %

Why Use Live Poll Maker?

Votes Appear Live, No Refresh

Every vote updates the bar chart instantly for everyone watching, powered by a live server stream. There's no refresh button and no polling delay - perfect for a classroom, a meeting, or a stream where you want the room to see the count move as it happens.

Ready in Seconds, No Signup

Type a question, add options, hit create. You get a short link and a QR code right away. Nobody has to make an account, install an app, or hand over an email - not you, and not the people voting.

Duplicate Votes Blocked

Each device gets one vote by default, guarded by a per-poll cookie, so a single person can't stuff the ballot by clicking twice. You get honest results without forcing anyone to log in.

Share by Link or QR Code

Drop the link in a chat, or put the QR code on a slide and let a room scan it with their phones. Both open the same live poll, and both show the results the moment people vote.

What People Use It For

Meetings & Classes

Put a QR on a slide and poll the room live.

Team Decisions

Settle where to eat or what to build in seconds.

Live Streams

Let viewers vote and watch the bars move on air.

Friends & Events

Pick a date, a movie, or a name together fast.

How It Works

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Write Your Question and Options

Type the question and at least two options. Add more with one click, and turn on multiple choice if people should be able to pick more than one answer.

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Share the Link or QR Code

Copy the link or show the QR code. Anyone who opens it can vote right away - no signup, on any phone or computer.

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Watch the Results Live

As people vote, the bars grow and the counts update live on your screen and on theirs. No refreshing needed.

Pro Tips

Use the QR for Rooms

In a meeting or classroom, show the QR code on a screen. A room full of phones can scan it in seconds - far faster than typing a link.

Multiple Choice for 'Pick All'

If your question is 'which of these do you want' rather than 'pick one', turn on multiple choice so people aren't forced to choose just one.

Not a Secure Ballot

The one-vote-per-device guard stops casual double-voting, but it's not tamper-proof. For friendly polls it's perfect; for anything binding, use a dedicated voting service.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Creating a poll, sharing it, and collecting votes are all free, and nobody needs an account - not the creator and not the voters. There are no ads on the voting page itself.
The poll page holds an open connection to the server (server-sent events). The moment anyone votes, the new tally is pushed to every open poll page, so the bar chart moves live without anyone hitting refresh.
By default each device is limited to one vote using a per-poll cookie, so casual double-voting is blocked. It's a best-effort guard meant for friendly polls, not a secure ballot - a determined person using several devices could still vote again.
Yes. Turn on 'Let people pick more than one option' when you create the poll and voters can select several answers. Leave it off for a single-choice poll.
Polls stay active for about 48 hours and then expire automatically. Keep the link handy while you're collecting votes; there's no account to log back into.
No. They open the link or scan the QR code in any browser, tap an option, and vote. Nothing to install, no email, no login.
Yes - that's exactly what it's built for. Put the QR code on a slide, let the room scan it, and everyone watches the results appear live as they vote.
From two up to twenty options. Two to about five usually works best - too many choices slow voting down and make the results harder to read at a glance.

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