The Full Image Options template is a quiz experience where each answer option is displayed as a full-screen visual card. Users scroll vertically through large, immersive options and select the one that best matches them. Each selection contributes points toward an outcome, and at the end of the experience the user is matched to the outcome with the highest score.

This format works particularly well for product finders and personality quizzes — where the visual presentation of an option is as important as the label.

This template includes:

Before configuring logic or content, we recommend first applying your brand styling and updating the experience copy.

This template is ideal for:

This experience contains the following screens and components:

Understanding how these pieces work together will make customization easier.

The first step is to replace the template branding with your own. Review the Style Guide Overview and Design Specifications for instructions.

Review and update:

No problem. You can still apply your branding directly within the experience.

Complete all branding updates before modifying copy, logic, or outcomes. Applying your style guide first makes it easier to visualize the final experience before updating content.

The introduction screen should clearly communicate what users will do and what they will receive at the end of the experience.

Set expectations upfront: tell users how many questions there are and what they will receive. A subtitle like "3 choices · 1 perfect match" is a simple, effective formula that reduces drop-off.

Each question screen displays 3 full-screen image cards. The user scrolls vertically through the options and taps or clicks to select one. Only one selection is allowed per screen, and the choice is passed to the Outcome Logic for scoring.

Each question screen supports more than 3 options. You can add additional option cards directly from the screen editor and they will adapt automatically to fill the available screen space. There is no fixed limit on the number of options per screen.

This template includes 2 question screens by default. You can add more question screens following the same full-image options layout. Each new screen automatically adapts to the same format — any number of options can be added and they will fill the screen proportionally.

Tip: Use this same method for adding a lead capture screen. Instead of copy in the dropdown menu select add screen.

When designing your questions, think about:

Keep question screens focused on a single decision. In a product finder, each question should represent a distinct product category or preference dimension. Avoid options that overlap in meaning — clean distinctions make the outcome logic easier to configure and the results more meaningful to users.

The Outcome Screen displays the matched result to the user. All content on this screen — heading, image, description, and CTA — is managed from the Outcome panel, not the screen editor. The screen itself uses dynamic placeholders that are automatically populated at runtime.

This template includes 3 pre-built outcomes as examples. To view and edit them, navigate to Add Outcomes in the left panel.

Each outcome entry includes:

You can rename these outcomes, replace their content, add new outcomes, or remove existing ones to match your own product or persona structure.

Ensure every outcome provides a meaningful next step. The CTA URL should send users directly to a relevant product page, category, or offer — not a generic homepage. A well-matched result with a clear CTA is the most important conversion moment in the experience.

This template uses Matching logic. Each answer choice on each question screen is assigned a point value for each outcome. At the end of the experience, the outcome with the highest total points is shown to the user.

For example, in this template:

A user who selects "Hydrating Shampoo" on Q1 and "Hair Dryer" on Q2 will accumulate 2 points toward THE NOURISHER and be matched to that outcome.

Map your answer-to-outcome logic before building the experience. A simple spreadsheet with questions in rows and outcomes in columns makes it easy to plan point assignments before entering them in the platform. This avoids logic errors and makes it faster to reconfigure if outcomes change.

Before publishing, complete a full testing pass to ensure everything works as expected. Use the Full Screen Preview option to test your experience.

Run multiple test scenarios to verify:

Test every possible outcome path before publishing. With 2 questions and 3 options each, there are 9 possible answer combinations — run all of them to confirm correct routing. Use the Outcome Validator in the Logic panel as a first check, then verify visually in Preview mode.

Once testing is complete, your experience is ready to publish generate launch links.

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For additional assistance, refer to the platform documentation or contact your support team.

Each answer choice is assigned a point value for each outcome in the Outcome Logic panel. The user is matched to the outcome with the highest total points based on their selections across all question screens.

Yes. You can add additional question screens following the same full-image options format. Each new screen should be mapped in the Outcome Logic panel so that its answers contribute to the scoring.

Yes. You can add additional option cards to any question screen directly from the screen editor. The options will adapt automatically to fill the available screen space. There is no fixed limit on the number of options per screen.

Yes. Navigate to Add Outcomes in the left panel and use the + button to add a new outcome entry. Then update the Outcome Logic panel to include the new outcome in your scoring map.

A lead capture screen is not included by default but can be added between the last question screen and the outcome screen. Once added, you can customize it with any combination of standard and custom form fields.

The Outcome Screen uses dynamic placeholders that are populated at runtime based on which outcome the user is matched to. All outcome content — heading, image, description, and URL — is managed from the Outcome panel. This allows a single screen to display different content for different users without duplicating screens.

Yes. Background colors, card background colors, fonts, logos, and button colors are all editable. The full-image option layout itself is a core structural element of this template and is not intended to be changed to a different button style.