How-to · Video Review & Delivery
Set up a video review room
Share a cut for frame-accurate feedback, track versions, and collect approval in one place.
Updated August 9, 2026
Video review is part of the Creative Suite, the tier for photo and video studios. A review room lets a client comment on exact frames, compare versions, and approve, so feedback stays in one place instead of scattered across emails.
Share a cut for review
- Add your cut as a film to the gallery for that project, then open its review panel.
- Choose Send for review and share the room link with your client.
- Clients click any frame to leave a timestamped comment.
Point at the frame instead of describing it
A timecode says when; sometimes you also need where. While writing a note about a moment, your client can choose Mark the frame and draw straight on the paused picture — a circle round the thing they mean, with Undo and Clear while they work and Use this mark to attach it to the note.
- In the review room, choose At this moment to start a note.
- Choose Mark the frame, draw on the picture, then Use this mark.
- Write the note and send it as usual.
Notes carrying a mark show a marked label in the thread on both sides. Open one from your notes panel and the mark appears on your own player, on that frame — so "the thing on the left" is something you can see rather than guess at.
Track versions and approval
- Upload a new version when you make changes; earlier versions stay available to compare.
- Watch comments resolve as you address them.
- Your client chooses Approve when the cut is final.
Tip
Every comment is pinned to a frame, so "fix the shot at 0:42" lands exactly where it belongs — and a marked one points at the spot as well as the moment.