Video review
Feedback that points at the frame, not at a description
Click the timeline, type the note. No more “audio is off around 3:45-ish”.
Illustration with invented content.
What reviewers and editors get
Comments pinned to the exact moment
Pause where the issue is and write the note in the sidebar. It anchors to a timestamp such as 03:45.2, and clicking it jumps whoever fixes it straight back there.
Markers on the timeline
Comment markers show on the seek bar and on an always-visible strip above the player, so they do not disappear when the controls auto-hide during playback.
Draw on the frame
Circle the logo that is 4px off, arrow the safe-area crop, box the typo. Rectangles, arrows, freehand strokes and text labels are saved with the comment, on that exact frame. Works on video, YouTube and PDF.
Captions
Attach a .vtt or .srt file to a video at upload or any time later. SRT is converted to WebVTT for you, and a CC track appears in the player. Captions are only what you upload; nothing is auto-generated.
Versions keep their history
Upload v2 and the feedback from v1 stays in the sidebar, tagged with its version. Filter to “this version” when you only want what applies now.
The same view for clients
Clients review in the same room through the client portal, with the same markers, drawings and version tags. No training needed.
Honest about the edges
- There is no panel inside Premiere or After Effects. You export the cut and upload it, and comments are read in the browser.
- Drawing is available on video, YouTube and PDF, not on audio or images.
- A re-cut can be shorter than the version a comment was left on. Those timestamps stay visible as part of the record, but stop offering to seek.
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