Question types guide
A complete guide to all question and block types available in QuestionPunk.
QuestionPunk supports a wide range of question types and flow-control blocks. This guide explains each type, when to use it, and configuration options.
Steps
- Click + Add to browse typesIn the survey editor, click + Add in the left sidebar to see all available question types organized by category.
- Choose the right type for your goalEach type serves a different purpose. Use the guide below to pick the best match for your research question.
Quantitative types: Opinion Scale (1-10 or custom range), Rating (star/number rating), Multiple Choice (single or multi-select), Dropdown (single select from a list), Ranking (drag to order items), Matrix (grid of rows and columns), Constant Sum (allocate points across options), Numeric (free number entry).
AI-powered types: AI Interview (text-based conversational interview with adaptive follow-ups), AI Audio Interview (voice-based real-time voice interview). AI interviews support three question modes: fixed count, AI decides (the AI chooses when to stop probing based on your guidance), and time-based.
Open-ended types: Long Text (paragraph response), Short Text (single line response).
Contact & info types: Email, Phone Number, Date, Address, Website, Contact Form.
Media types: Audio Record (respondent records audio), Video Record (respondent records video).
Flow control types: Chat Message (display-only message to the respondent), Conversation Reset (clears the chat history and starts a fresh conversation thread), Page (page break between sections), Button (clickable action button).
Each question type can be combined with display logic, branching rules, and AI-powered follow-ups to create sophisticated survey flows.
Examples
- Opinion Scale: "On a scale of 1-10, how likely are you to recommend us?"
- AI Interview: "Tell us about your experience with our product" (AI asks adaptive follow-ups)
- Rating: "Rate each feature from 1 to 5 stars"
- Multiple Choice: "Which department do you work in?"
- Ranking: "Rank these features from most to least important"
- Matrix: "Rate each aspect of our service on satisfaction and importance"