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One-Click Ask Links: Get Feedback Fast with Pre-Built Questions

One-Click Ask Links: Get Feedback Fast with Pre-Built Questions

Section titled “One-Click Ask Links: Get Feedback Fast with Pre-Built Questions”

ArtHelper can generate a shareable link that opens a pre-filled question about your artwork. When someone clicks the link, they land on a page ready to answer — no typing, no setup. You get the feedback, they spend 10 seconds.

Four question types:

  • Rate this piece — a 1–10 scale
  • What should I price this at? — free-text price suggestion
  • Critique this work — open feedback field
  • Which is better? — side-by-side comparison of two pieces

  1. Go to the artwork’s detail page (click the image from your gallery).
  2. Look for the Ask button near the Share and Edit buttons.
  3. Click Ask, then choose one of the four question types.
  4. ArtHelper generates a unique link. Copy it.
  5. Share the link anywhere — text, email, social DM, Slack, a community post.

When someone opens the link, they see your artwork and the question you chose. They answer, submit, and you get notified.


All responses land in your Notifications (the bell icon in the top nav). You’ll also get an email if you have community notifications turned on.

To review past responses:

  1. Go to the artwork’s detail page.
  2. Scroll to the Community Feedback section below the image.
  3. All ask-link responses appear there, grouped by question type.

Anyone with the link can answer — they don’t need an ArtHelper account. The link works on mobile and desktop.

Privacy: The link is public. Don’t share it if the artwork is private or not ready for outside eyes.


Question typeBest for
Rate this pieceQuick gut-check on a finished work. Good for Instagram stories or a quick poll in a group chat.
What should I price this at?Pricing a commissioned piece or testing the market before a show.
Critique this workGetting detailed feedback from a mentor, peer group, or teaching cohort.
Which is better?Choosing between two versions of a piece, two color palettes, or two crops.

The Ask button is missing.

  • The feature is only available on individual artwork pages, not in your gallery grid.
  • Make sure you’re signed in and viewing your own artwork.

Someone says the link is broken.

  • Ask them to try a different browser or device. The link works on all major browsers, but some corporate firewalls block new domains.
  • If the link consistently fails, contact support — there may be an issue with the artwork’s visibility settings.

I shared a link, but no one responded.

  • The link works, but people need a reason to click. Add context: “I’m pricing this for a show — what do you think it’s worth?” works better than pasting a bare URL.