create an image-based exercise with labels on top to challenge the player to mention what part is what
You start creating the 'Label This' with an uploaded image. This will be the skeleton of your puzzle since the other labels will be dragged on top of it.
After that, you can add as many labels as you like. Every time you add a new label, it is 'dropped' in the middle of the preview image. You then need to drag and drop this label to the correct spot in the image so that the puzzle player can later on guess correctly what the label corresponds to.
Really make sure to drag and drop the labels after you've entered the answers! They are dropped in the center so look there if you cannot find them.
The relative position of where you drag and drop your label is saved and recalculated for any screen size that you show your puzzle on, this way your labels always correspond to the correct position within the image. Super responsive!
If your image already contains numbers within the image itself, then great, that saves you a lot of work!
Enable the 'Image contains numbers' option on the Settings-tab and make sure that the numbers of your labels correspond with the numbers in the image.
The regular 'Label this' exercise has answer inputs as a way for the player to enter the correct answer.
If you would like to help out the puzzle player a bit, then you can switch the 'Solve type' on the Premium-tab to 'Drag & drop'. This way the player can just drag and drop the cards to the correct position.
If you need more accurate positions of your labels, because the targets are pretty small or the image is very detailed, check out the Premium 'Show labels as dots' option.
The placed label is converted back to a small dot with a color of your choosing via the Custom Styling options, making it easier and more precise to see what the dot/label corresponds to.
Discover how this puzzle type looks in practice by viewing and playing the sample puzzle (opens in a new tab)
