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📊Interactive Question Slides 4 min read

Pin on Image

Ask the audience to click a spot or area on an image.

What is Pin on Image?

A Pin on Image slide shows an image and asks participants to place a pin where they think the answer is — a location on a map, a part of a diagram, a spot in a photo. Pins aggregate into a heatmap.
Presenter creates the slide Click Present Share code / QR Audience enters code Respond & submit Real-time results

Create a Pin on Image slide

  1. 1
    On Home, click + Create new presentation (or add a slide to an existing one).
  2. 2
    In Choose Slide Type, pick Pin on image. You can also type it into Search slide types….
  3. 3
    The slide is created and the right panel opens on the Content tab.

Set up the content

  1. 1
    Upload the image participants will pin on.
  2. 2
    Write the prompt telling them what to find.
  3. 3
    Optionally mark a correct area for scoring.
The <b>Pin on Image</b> editor — slide list, live screen with join code &amp; QR, and the content panel
The Pin on Image editor — slide list, live screen with join code & QR, and the content panel real screenshot

Pin on Image settings

Background image
The image participants place their pins on.
Correct area (optional)
Define the right region to score responses.
Time limit
Give the audience a countdown to respond. Turn on and set the number of seconds.
Hide result
Keep results hidden while people respond, then reveal them when you are ready.
Stop submission
Lock the slide so no more responses are accepted.

Present & share the join code

  1. 1
    Click Present in the top bar to put the slide on the big screen.
  2. 2
    A join code and a QR code appear (e.g. 36Y56).
  3. 3
    Participants open the Audience app at join.engageslide.com, type the code and press Enter — or simply scan the QR.
  4. 4
    When everyone has joined, the responses start flowing in live.

How the audience responds

Participants tap the spot on the image and submit their pin.

View results

All pins appear together as a heatmap, revealing where the crowd clicked.

Still need a hand?

Our team is happy to help you get set up.