Take your caption contests to the next level with RasterJam!

• You create a contest based on the image of your choice
  
  
• You host the RasterJam viewer widget on your blog, website or social networking page
  
  
• Your readers can view the entries without leaving your page.
  
  
• To create new entries, they use the toolset available on the RasterJam page. The result shows up back on your site.
  
  

The contest is all yours -- you supply the background image, title the contest and specify the page you want us to link to. We create a dedicated, permanent page for your contest, including customizable links back to the page of your choice, and optionally your full-size banner.

Our flash viewer widget is easy to host on your site, and lets your readers view and vote on the entries without leaving your site. To create their own, they come to the RasterJam.com (in a fresh browser tab or window) and use the editing tool and image library to create their masterpiece, which then automatically shows up back on your page.

For an example of the widget, look at our demo here:


And here is an example of a hosted contest page.

• You get a dedicated page on rasterjam.com for your contest, including linkbacks and banners for your site. RasterJam gives you a link love, and drives new users to your site.


• Lightweight viewer widget loader (just 15K) loads quickly -- won't slow down your page loads. Super easy to include in your pages, no matter your technical skill.
  


• Simple, configurable slideshow widget let's you show every reader the current entries so far, without their interaction.
  
  
  
  
  
• Contest entries make great content for your site. And the entries are the gift that keeps on giving, long after the contest has ended.


• Users use our innovative in-browser editor that makes it easy to create fun entries. No software additional required, no messing with image hosting, no hassle.
  


• As new entries are submitted, they appear automatically - you don't have to constantly update your site as you would for a manually administered contest.