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FEEDBACK WITH A LOCATION

Pin comments.
Keep feedback in context.

Attach feedback to a saved image so the next person can see the location and the explanation together.

A short review loop

  1. Open the shared capture. Its visibility settings determine who can view it.
  2. Choose the point. Click a position on an image and write a comment.
  3. Keep the context. Reviewers see the comment beside the capture and its pin.
  4. Resolve the point. Authorized creators or the comment author can mark it resolved.

Comments and baked-in annotations

Annotations such as arrows, rectangles and highlights become part of an exported image. A cloud comment remains a separate review record attached to the saved capture. Add a brief visual mark before sharing, then use comments for the discussion that follows.

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Who can comment?

Commenting requires a signed-in, verified account with access to the capture. Guest reviewers do not need a paid creator seat. Invited-email access requires the verified invited identity or authorized workspace membership. View-only public access does not grant editing, deletion or membership rights.

Image-position pins are supported. Recordings can be reviewed with comments, but frame-accurate video timeline pins, nested discussion threads, assignments and notifications are not implemented in this release.

For client reviews and QA handoffs

Describe the issue, the expected outcome and the relevant viewport. A pin helps locate the detail; a concise explanation helps the next person act. Use your project tracker for assignments or deadlines when needed.

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Frequently asked questions

Can anonymous viewers leave a comment?

No. A viewer must sign in with a verified account and have access to the capture.

Does resolving a comment change the screenshot?

No. Resolution updates the comment’s review state; it does not alter the stored image or implement a formal approval workflow.