Single choice
Classic radio buttons: exactly one option from the list. The most predictable type and the most common one in forms.
Available on the free plan
When to use it
Two to seven mutually exclusive options. Beyond seven a dropdown reads better.
Templates that already use it
- «Which section does the idea relate to?» Feedback form Feedback
- «Rough budget» Client questionnaire Leads and contacts
- «Years of relevant experience» Candidate questionnaire HR and team
- «Your gender» Health questionnaire Research
- «Your age» In-depth market research Research
- «How many railway terminals does Moscow have?» Quiz: test yourself Quizzes
- «How big is your team?» Lead-gen quiz for a landing page Quizzes
- «An email with a link arrives from an unknown sender. What do you do?» Training test Quizzes
- «Which option do you pick?» Vote: pick an option Voting
- «What do we improve first?» Residents’ vote Voting
- «How big is your team?» ✨ ASTRA · early access Showcase
What you can set
Fields this block has in the editor, beyond the question text itself:
- the list of options
Every block also has these: whether an answer is required, a description under the title and a small eyebrow line above it.
What lands in the answers
The one option picked. Exports carry its wording, not an internal id.
The inbox shows the answer as it came in; a CSV or XLSX export gives the block one column.
Neighbouring types
These share templates with it most often:
Survey question types
The question type decides what you get back: an opinion or a priority, a fact or a feeling. Here are all the types the ready-made templates are built from, with a note on when to reach for each.