Numbered feedback pins
Click any problem area to create a numbered marker and a matching editable note. No more “the button near the thing on the left.”
Paste or upload a screenshot, mark exactly what needs changing, number every comment, blur private information and export a clean developer-ready feedback list — without opening Canva, Photoshop or a project-management app.
Ctrl/Cmd+V works anywhere on this page. Images stay in your browser.
The feedback summary is generated from your numbered pins. It can be pasted into email, Slack, a ticket, a project-management task or a message to a developer.
A screenshot is often the fastest way to explain a website problem. This tool turns that screenshot into a structured change request instead of a collection of vague messages.
Click any problem area to create a numbered marker and a matching editable note. No more “the button near the thing on the left.”
Hide email addresses, customer names, analytics values, account information or other private data before sharing the image.
Call attention to spacing, alignment, buttons, images, copy, layout errors and other visual issues with clear markup.
Slide between the clean screenshot and your annotations so you can verify that your feedback remains easy to understand.
Download the screenshot and annotations as a local project file, then reopen it later without creating an account.
Copy the numbered changes as plain text and send the marked screenshot alongside the exact requested revisions.
Copy a screenshot to your clipboard and press Ctrl/Cmd+V, drag it onto the page, or choose an image file.
Add numbered pins for comments and use arrows, boxes, blur, highlight, text or drawing when a visual cue helps.
Export PNG/WebP and copy the matching changes-requested list into the task, email or message you already use.
Agencies, web designers, support sites and website-building tutorials can embed a compact version of the tool for free.
The included IMReviewHQ attribution is visible and branded. Publishers may remove it if they prefer.
Yes. There is no account, trial or export paywall. The current tool is designed to run directly in a modern browser.
No server upload is required for annotation. The screenshot, notes and project data are processed in the browser. You control what you download or copy afterward.
Yes. Select Blur and drag over any sensitive area. The blurred area is included in the exported marked image.
Yes. Save Project downloads a local project file containing the screenshot and annotations. Open Project restores it later in the browser.
Yes. The numbered feedback workflow is designed for client revisions, QA, website redesigns, bug reports and developer handoffs.
Yes. The embed code uses the compact ?embed=1 version of this page.