A draggable slider for picking a numeric value on a range — a more tactile alternative to a Rating question or typed number.
What respondents see#
Respondents drag a handle along a track to select a value between your configured min and max. The value moves in increments of your Step setting.
When to use it#
- Numeric ratings where dragging feels more natural than clicking a discrete number.
- Budget, percentage, or quantity estimates on a continuous range.
- Any scale where the number of possible values is too large for radio buttons (e.g., 0–100).
Configuring it in the builder#
Open Settings in the properties panel and set the Slider Range:
Settings reference#
| Setting | What it controls | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Min | Left/start value of the track | 0 |
| Max | Right/end value of the track | 100 |
| Step | Increment the handle snaps to | 1 |
| Min label | Optional text shown at the left/start end of the track | — |
| Max label | Optional text shown at the right/end end of the track | — |
When to use it:
- Set Step to 1 for fine-grained values (e.g., a 0–100 percentage estimate).
- Set Step to a larger number to make it a coarse choice (e.g., $0–$1,000 in $50 increments).
Logic support#
Slider is a numeric type — Equals, Greater than, Less than, Between, Answered, Not answered. See Display logic — The condition builder. Pair with display logic when you need different follow-ups for low vs. high values.
Related guides#
- Question Types — overview and when-to-use table
- Scale Questions — Rating, NPS, and slider together
- Display Logic — numeric condition operators
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