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Most questions can include rich media that participants see alongside (or instead of) the question text — the backbone of concept tests, design feedback, and stimulus-based research.

Media types

Supported formats and limits

Uploaded files must be one of these formats and at most 50 MB each:
  • Images — JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP, TIFF
  • Videos — MP4, WebM, QuickTime (MOV)
  • Documents — PDF
SVG is not accepted; export it as PNG first. Organization logos accept the same image formats up to 10 MB. The file picker offers supported formats. If an upload is rejected, the builder explains known validation problems, such as an unsupported file type or a file exceeding the size limit. Choose a supported format or a smaller file before retrying.

Viewing media

In the study builder and results, media stays visible when your sign-in session renews automatically. You do not need to reload the page. Shared insights display uploaded question images, videos, and PDFs. Viewers can see these previews through the shared link without signing in.

Layout & sizing

  • Layout — inline with the question, or full-screen alongside it (best for detailed designs).
  • Sizing (full-screen) — fit to view, or scroll for tall content.
  • Max width (inline images and videos) — full width by default, or capped at 10% to 90% of the question column in 10% steps. Use this for tall or portrait media so it doesn’t push the answer controls off screen, especially on phones.

Figma prototypes

Paste a Figma link to embed an interactive prototype. Versive reads the file and its defined interactions directly from Figma.
The Figma file needs link sharing enabled (“Anyone with the link can view”) for Versive to import it. Versive shows specific guidance if your file’s sharing settings block the import.
For task-based prototype testing with automatic completion detection, use the dedicated Prototype Task question type instead of a media attachment.

Per-language variants

If your study runs in multiple languages, you can attach different media per language — German participants see the German screenshot while French participants see the French one.