Pin-based Review
Anchor every comment to the exact pixel, frame, vertex, or page it refers to, so feedback is impossible to misread.
Pixel-perfect image pins
Drop a pin exactly on the pixel you want to discuss. Feedback stays anchored to the exact spot on the image, eliminating confusion.
Frame-accurate video pins
Pin a comment to a specific frame. Reviewers see exactly when and where the feedback applies without scrubbing back and forth.
Spatial pins on 3D models
Attach feedback to a specific vertex or polygon. Reviewers can rotate the model to see the exact angle and position you pinned.
Contextual PDF pins
Highlight a paragraph or drop a pin on a specific element on any page of a multi-page PDF document.
States that drive the work forward
Move workspaces through Open, In Review, Approved, and Rejected, and flip individual pins between Open and Resolved. Reviewers see at a glance what is still blocking sign-off and what is already cleared.
When 'looks good but the third one' isn't good enough
Pin-based review fixes the most expensive part of creative work: the round trip between a vague comment and the asset it was meant to describe. Anchored feedback means designers spend their time fixing things, not decoding them.