I like the names that aren’t so generic but are more specific as to the purpose and lend themselves well to the look with the cloud design.

I would be more likely to purchase option A because it does a really great job of encapsulating the product and explaining to me what it does.

I really like "cloud cover"--it sounds peaceful and the pun is cute.

Option A is the most professional name and sounds the best when you say it aloud in referring to the product.

I love the play on words with the double C so I am putting A first and that is so catchy for me and sounds smooth. From there, I like Skies as it reminds me of natural so I put calming then sky lights as calming is the mood that I want to achieve. Finally C is last as the word atmosphere doesn't seem too calming for me

I think the name "cloud covers" helps to explain how the product is used (as something that goes over the light). I like "Sky Lights" but it might actually be confusing if you looked at it and thought it was a listing for an actual sky light.

I like the title cloud covers as it seems to make things brighter. D is not good as there are actual skylights which these are not.

I like the idea of adding shade like a cloud would give.

Not only is this name straightforward, but it's also easy to remember.

I love A! cloud covers is cute and catchy and i like the way it sounds and it makes me want to know more about the product. It's a great name for an interesting product. I also like calming skies.

I like cloud covers and calming skies the best because they imply a still sky without harsh light. Cloud covers is a bit more related to the product purpose so I picked that first. Atmospheres sounds vague to me and makes me think the product might change two types of senses like smell and sight. Sky lights makes me think of bright light which is the opposite of the product's intention.

I really need to feel calmer in my life, so B is the only one that really appeals to me.

Because they dull the light, I think calming skies is the best description of this item. In contrast, "atmospheres" is super broad, and there's no easy interpretation to that.

Option B is a very impressive and attractive name. I love that this name shows me how calm.and pleasant this product can make the surroundings. Option D is not what I would be drawn to right away, but it is not bad. The promise of nature light via the skylight is very helpful. Option A is a bit vague. Option C does not impress me. I don't want to explore it right away.

I ranked them based on how catchy the names were and how much they conveyed the purpose of the product easily.

I really like option B, calming skies, the best. I think that it has a relaxing connotation and also really fits with the intention of the product itself. This one definitely makes the most sense to me and is the option that I would purchase.A is second because “cloud covers”, while not as calming as B, really does a good job of fitting the product and I think actually gives you a sense of what the product does just from the name. I also feel like it’s really easy to remember.D is my third pick. It doesn’t quite seem to fit the product as well because I think of skylights as letting in light but it does flow well off the tongue and is fairly easy to remember.Option C is my least favorite because it’s not as easy to remember and doesn’t seem to fit the product very well.

The wordings are so attractive and unique

B feels calming, like the name says. then A, the cloud word is to the point. the D, at least it mentions sky. C is last, atmospheres is too broad and general

I like option B, it sounds understandable but engaging at the same time. D is also interesting but less clear what products offers. A is ok and C I do not like at all.

I thrive in a calm environment so Calming Skies speaks to me!

I am always seeking calm, so I would choose B because it invokes that

B and C emphasize the brand (GladeShare) the best. Their names are also the most creative, contextual and clever. A is a good name, but buries the name of the brand. D is unoriginal.

I like the idea of the windows being "calming" - this imagery is quite therapeutic and appealing. I also prefer refences to the sky, not just the clouds, because clouds can only be seen during the day and when they are actually floating by. More times than not, clouds can't even be seen!

I would pick option B because the name sounds soothing.

I like the one that is calming because it shows what’s going on to help with the light.

I prefer the calming clouds, it is different and that is literally what the cover looks like so it makes more sense to me.

The phrase 'calming' makes a positive effect.

I like the emotional aspect of calm in the name of option B the best.

Glareshade seems most relevant to product and the calming skies is an appealing outcome.

As these are indoor lights I don't think they should be named clouds or skies. Atmospheres is a really good name and truthful and believable.

I put these images in C, B, A and D order. I really like C and B. I think they're both natural. They're easy to see and look at. So I would buy either C or B. I like the names.

I like c glare shades atmosphere. It tells me it provides a better atmosphere in the building

Option C to me was the wittiest and most visually appealing.

cloud covers sounds like you're trying to block out natural light, which is the opposite of pleasing. I like Atmospheres because it's descriptive and calming

I like how the word Skylights plays on the idea of what a skylight is by adding a new definition with these covers.

My first choice is option D, based on the product name , this image product name seems the best for me, very compact and suitable for the image. My next choice is option C, again very good and likable choice. My next choice is option A, very calming name, very clear and compact. My next choice is option B, the name itself says calming. So not bad choice to be honest.

C felt too generic to me. I liked that D felt the most ethereal.

I like the ones where Glare Shade is more prominent. I also like the word "sky lights" because that is where it goes.

I think that option D sounds the best with this product.

I like the idea of "Skylights" as it leads me to believe a more natural light is emitted.

I ranked option D first because I strongly believe 'sky lights' is a name that resonates well with the product. The name alone announces the product even before one gets to see it. I'll stick with option D because it's the best-suited name.

I like skylights the best out of these options. I like that it's a play on actual light covers.

skylights and cloudcovers both have a clever ring to them, and describe the product as well. calming skies is fine, but not as punny. atmospheres doesn't really make sense - I'd expect something rounder with that name.

This matches the imagery better than the other options. It really looks like sky lights letting in real sunshine.

Option D sounds best.

I like option D the best because I like that it uses the word lights and is attached to the word sky. Sky lights makes you think that you can easily change the lights and the word sky makes you think of a clear blue sky. I think A also has a clever name. Cloud covers is an interesting concept that makes me think that this product can cover something with clouds. I think C's name is too common and I would associate atmospheres with led lights instead of light covers. I don't like B because the name calming skies doesn't tell me anything about the product being able to cover lights and make a better sky light.

I chose option D because the name fits what the product does very well. Option D describes what the filter will do, it will make the lighting and room more natural and give the room light like a physical sky light would. The other options do not describe what the filter will do very well .

I like the name sky lights that is shown in choice d because to me, it just shows how bright the product can make it like the sky

Sky lights sounds like a great name for this. It sounds perfect.

Atmosphere is such a generic term that doesn't truly describe anything useful about the covers