In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a poll in Gmail for free. Natively, Gmail doesn’t offer any option or feature to conduct a poll in its Compose window. But by using the method shared in this tutorial, you will be quickly able to set up unlimited polls to gather feedback from your peers.
To create polls in Gmail, I will use a free Chrome extension known as MixMax. Once you install this Chrome extension, you will get the option to add polls. The best part is that this Chrome extension also provides other handy features such as scheduling Gmail emails, adding rich media such as GIFs, etc.
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How to Create a Poll in Gmail for Free
Polls are very handy for gathering quick feedback from your team. And since Gmail doesn’t offer any native option to conduct any survey or poll, you will have to use a third-party solution.
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The main highlight of MixMax is that it also sends you email notifications every time a participant submits a response.
You can also choose to show or hide poll results with the participants.
Let’s see the steps to create polls in Gmail using the MixMax Chrome extension without further ado.
Step 1: Visit MixMax and create a free account to create a workspace, as shown in the screenshot below.
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After setting up your workspace, it will prompt you to install the MixMax Chrome extension. Please note that MixMax will prompt you to authenticate your Gmail ID and seek some permissions during this point. To continue ahead, you will have to allow all the permissions.
Step 2: As soon as you install MixMax, it will take you to your Gmail account and start an onboarding tutorial. You can skip this onboarding tutorial if you wish, but I recommend you go through it.
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Once the tutorial is done, you will see the MixMax icon on your Gmail Compose window. From this icon, you can access all the features of MixMax, such as creating polls, Q&A surveys, and adding rich media.
Step 3: To create polls in Gmail, click on the MixMax icon and select the Poll option. After you add a Poll to your email, it opens a new window where you can specify the question and its options, as shown in the screenshot below.
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Step 4: Once you specify the poll details, click on the Insert Poll button to add it to your email. The added poll should look something like this.
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You can either send the poll right away or even schedule it for later. Your peers can now open their emails and click on any options to submit their responses. The best part is that every time any email recipients submit a reply, you will also get notified in the same email thread.
However, it could be troublesome if you have sent your poll to a vast audience. I also couldn’t find any option to turn off the response notification.
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Additional features of MixMax Chrome extension
- Instant meeting scheduling
- Add reminders
- Save email as templates
- Email tracking
- Schedule emails
- Add rich media such as polls, videos, GIFs, in-line PDFs, and CTA buttons in your emails.
Verdict
This tutorial shared a pretty simple method to create polls in Gmail. After going through the steps mentioned above, you can easily and quickly create a poll in Gmail to gather feedback from your peers. Be it a survey or scheduling your next group meeting, MixMax can help you streamline your email communications and supercharge your Gmail with incredible powers.
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Hello Friends! I am Himanshu, a hobbyist programmer, tech enthusiast, and digital content creator.
With CodeItBro, my mission is to promote coding and help people from non-tech backgrounds to learn this modern-age skill!