Which photo should I use?

Ask your friends to choose between two photos of you. Free, with one link they can open on a phone.

Take each photo with your front camera or choose one from your device or album. JPG, PNG or WebP files up to 15 MB are supported. Preview them here before sharing.

Photo A

Photo B

Creating the poll uploads two smaller copies. Anyone with your link can see them for up to seven days. You can close or delete your poll here.

Take a selfie

Camera preview and capture stay on this device. Nothing is sent until you create the poll.

Choosing between two photos

How can I ask friends which profile picture to use?

Choose two photos of yourself and a purpose, such as a work profile. Check both previews, create one free poll and send its link to the friends whose opinion you want. A friend can vote from a phone without installing an app or uploading a photo.

Can I compare two pairs of glasses or two crops of one photo?

Yes. For glasses, use the same angle and lighting so the frames are the main difference. For a crop, compare the same shot framed two ways. For a LinkedIn or team profile, ask which picture stays readable at a small size.

Who can see my photos and the votes?

Anyone who gets the invitation link can open the two previews, including someone it was forwarded to. Only the creator sees vote totals. The creator can see totals from the first response and might infer a choice in a small group. Facet displays no voter names.

How long does a photo poll last?

The invitation expires after seven days. Keep the creator page in the browser where you started to check totals, close voting early or delete the poll. Someone who saw a photo may have saved a screenshot.

Can I vote without picking a winner?

Select No preference if both photos work equally well. You can also leave without voting. While the poll is open, changing your answer in the same browser updates your previous choice.

Have more than two work photos? View a sample headshot shortlist to see how to choose a primary and backup before asking friends.

For a private, solo test, try the mirror face shape quiz or the photo proportion ruler.