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Gallery Settings

This is where you determine how you use the Voting Gallery mechanism.

From the Gallery content dropdown, your options are:

I want to upload my own content: This option lets you use the Voting Gallery as a single experience to display and gauge opinion on media you upload yourself.
Fetch content from existing app: This is where you connect your Voting Gallery to an existing Media Contest.
I want to do both: This app is extremely versatile, so if your campaign calls for it, this lets you combine the 2 options.

For Media #1, you'll select your media file (image, video, or audio) then fill in the name and description.

This option allows you to connect a Voting Gallery to a Media Contest you've already created — you can directly retrieve the content shared by participants from a Photo Contest or Video Contest that's either already online, or has already run, and invite people to vote for the winners.

Several media competitions can be linked to a single gallery to retrieve even more content.

Once you've chosen this option, select the app you want from the drop-down menu.

You can then define the Name display and the Gallery type from the dropdown menus to customise the app's appearance.

Please note, the “Votes received” field in the connected Media Contest will update with the votes a media file is receiving from users.

Gallery type

Determines how media is laid out for end users. There are 3 options:

Feed: Content is displayed in a single vertical column.
Slider: Content is displayed horizontally, allowing users to swipe or scroll sideways through entries.
Masonry: Content is displayed in a multi-column grid with varying tile heights, adapting to each media file's natural dimensions for a more dynamic, Pinterest-style layout.

Additionally, you have options you can enable to:

Do not display the description: Stops any captions included appearing on your Voting Gallery.
Do not display the date: Hides the upload date.
Do not display the sorting: Users can sort the Voting Gallery when they participate in various ways. Disabling this takes away this option for end users.
Do not display the categories: This hides the categories from the user.
Do not display the search bar: The Voting Gallery includes a search bar that allows end users to find specific entries by name, description, or other GDPR-compliant fields from the upload form. This is particularly useful for large galleries with many submissions. The search bar is displayed by default — enable this option to hide it from end users.

Updated on: 19/05/2026

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