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title: "Edit a Single Choice Input"
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# Edit a Single Choice Input

To enrich your cross-platform Lead Collection campaigns, you can add up to three separate single-choice inputs to the templates and 20 different options to each single-choice input. Also, you can utilize the [User Attribute](/v1/docs/lead-collection-set-as-user-attribute) feature together with the Single Choice to specify user attributes for user answers to be assigned.

This way, you can segment your users based on their preferences.

## How does the Single Choice Element work?

In the [Design](/v1/docs/design-a-web-template) step of your campaign,

1. Select the on-page or inline cross-platform Lead Collection templates from the template store.
2. Add a Single Choice Input to your template.
3. You will have a Single Choice selection in your template with default options: Option 1 and Option 2, each labeled.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/c6df4583-da94-4cb2-bb8a-be0cbdd11109/Images/Documentation/image-FJC6V103.png)
4. If you select the **Single Choice** element from the Elements in the right menu, click the **Customize Options** button on the right menu to prepare the options for the Single Choice element.![](https://cdn.document360.io/c6df4583-da94-4cb2-bb8a-be0cbdd11109/Images/Documentation/image-1QVHNWFP.png)
5. If you select the **Single Choice Container** from the Elements, you can customize its design and behavior directly in the template.

> [!NOTE]
> It is possible to arrange options up to five columns with 20 different options.![](https://cdn.document360.io/c6df4583-da94-4cb2-bb8a-be0cbdd11109/Images/Documentation/image-2U40TMZX.png)

1. If you select the **Single Choice Menu** from the Elements, you can customize the design and behavior.

> [!NOTE]
> The gap setting under the Single Choice menu is changing the horizontal gap between columns and the vertical gap between options at the same time.![](https://cdn.document360.io/c6df4583-da94-4cb2-bb8a-be0cbdd11109/Images/Documentation/image-P5A19V2E.png)

1. After completing your configurations, select the **Single Choice** element and configure the [User Attribute](/v1/docs/lead-collection-set-as-user-attribute) feature for the **Options** element.![](https://cdn.document360.io/c6df4583-da94-4cb2-bb8a-be0cbdd11109/Images/Documentation/image-QGI7ZVDJ.png)

> [!NOTE]
> Remember that you can add three single inputs to the template.

## How to use User Attribute with the Single Choice input

### Use case example 1:

Single Choice + User Attribute is a great way to collect user preferences that directly improve personalization and targeting across your campaigns.

Let’s say you’re an online fashion retailer preparing to launch a new collection. You want to make sure users see the most relevant content based on their style preferences.

You can create a **Single Choice** element asking “How would you describe your style?” with options like:

- Casual
- Elegant
- Streetwear
- Business/Formal

![](https://cdn.document360.io/c6df4583-da94-4cb2-bb8a-be0cbdd11109/Images/Documentation/image-EFUOK256.png)

Link this element to a custom user attribute, such as style_preference, using [User Attribute](/v1/docs/lead-collection-set-as-user-attribute).

This way, users who select “Streetwear” can receive personalized [homepage banners](/v1/docs/manage-banners-with-onsite-experiment), [Web Push](/v1/docs/how-to-create-a-web-push-campaign) notifications, or [Emails](/v1/docs/email-overview) featuring the latest streetwear drops, while those who select “Business/Formal” see tailored suggestions that match their taste.

### Use case example 2:

Let’s say you’re a beauty & skincare brand launching targeted campaigns for different skin types. You can create a Single Choice element asking “What’s your skin type?” with options like:

- Oily
- Dry
- Combination
- Sensitive
- Normal

![](https://cdn.document360.io/c6df4583-da94-4cb2-bb8a-be0cbdd11109/Images/Documentation/image-M13LKIQJ.png)

Connect the selection to a custom user attribute, such as skin_type, using [User Attribute](/v1/docs/lead-collection-set-as-user-attribute). Once collected, you can personalize skincare [product recommendations](/v1/docs/how-to-create-a-smart-recommender-campaign), tutorial content, or campaign messages, offering, for example, oil-control solutions to users with oily skin and hydrating routines to those with dry skin.