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Dropdown questions in video.

Give viewers a dropdown when there are too many options to show as buttons, and keep the frame clean.

Works on the video you already have. No re-encoding.

Dropdown questions shown in the Mindstamp editor

What it does

For questions with a lot of answers

Some questions have thirty valid answers, such as country, department, or product line. Thirty buttons will not fit.

Keeps the video visible

A collapsed list does not cover the frame the way a wall of options would.

Structured answers

A fixed option set means the data comes back clean and groups without tidying.

Works on a phone

Native select behavior, so the control is the one the viewer’s device already knows.

In practice

What dropdowns are for

Any qualifying question where the answer is one of many known values.

  • Department or role selection at the start of onboarding
  • Product or plan selection in a sales walkthrough
  • Region and language routing on a global campaign
Knowledge check: Dropdown questions configured in the editorMINDSTAMPPUBLISHEDKnowledge checkDropdown questionsCHECKPOINT · 01What should happen next?Guide the viewer by intentSend everyone the same way

What gets measured

Every use of it is reported

Reported per viewer
Each use of this interaction is recorded for the identified viewer.
Placed to the second
Attached to the timecode it sits on, so results map to the moment that produced them.
On video you already have
The interaction sits on the existing file. The source video stays unchanged.

Questions

What teams ask about dropdown questions

How many options can a dropdown hold?

Enough for real option sets like countries or product catalogues, without the frame becoming unusable.

Can I branch on the selection?

Yes. Conditional logic reads the selected value and routes from there.

Try it on one video

Replace a form field with a dropdown in-video

Ask the qualifying question where the viewer already is.