Pin on Image is the visual-response slide: upload an image, ask a question, and audiences drop pins on the exact spot that answers it. "Where in this diagram is the issue?", "Which product feature caught your eye?", "Where are you joining from today?" The aggregated pins show the room's response as a heatmap on the big screen.

How Pin on Image works

Pin on Image is a single unscored slide that captures location-based responses from every phone:

1. Upload the image: a world map, a product screenshot, an anatomy diagram, a mood board.
2. Write the question that ties to a location on the image.
3. Share the join code; audiences tap the image on their phone to drop a pin at their answer.
4. The big screen shows every pin live, forming a heatmap of where the room agrees or disagrees.

Best for

Pin on Image fits any question where the answer is best expressed as a location, not a word:

• Teachers: geography (locate the country), anatomy (point to the organ), art (which part draws the eye).
• Product & UX teams: first-click tests on screenshots, mood-board reactions, prototype feedback.
• Event hosts: "where are you joining from?" world-map icebreakers and venue-navigation prompts.
• Facilitators: team-mood maps ("where are you on this energy scale?"), workshop calibration exercises.

Why teams love Pin on Image

Pin on Image beats a text response whenever the answer is visual, which most answers actually are:

• Location as answer: captures spatial reasoning and visual attention in a way words cannot.
• Heatmap output: patterns of agreement or disagreement emerge instantly from the pin cluster.
• Works on any image: maps, diagrams, screenshots, photos, illustrations.
• No text friction: a single tap on the phone submits the answer; no typing required.

Free to run and the sharpest way to ask a "where" question with a real image and a real audience.