Make the feedback specific

Point to the part you mean.

A paragraph of directions can still leave someone guessing. Put a pin, box, arrow or sketch on the work and start the conversation there.

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Less explaining where. More discussing what to change.

Give your designer or client a shared reference. A mark and its first comment are saved together, so the feedback stays connected to the exact place it describes.

Five ways to mark the work

Use numbered pins, rectangular areas, arrows, freehand strokes and highlights to match the feedback to the detail.

A conversation behind every mark

Open an annotation to read the thread, add a reply and resolve or reopen the discussion.

Context that stays put

Marks belong to a specific file version. Document annotations also belong to the page where you made them.

The workflow

How visual annotations works.

1
Open the file
Choose an image, PDF or converted Office document in your workspace.
2
Make your mark
Select a tool and point to the detail. Add the first comment before saving.
3
Work through the feedback
Reply in context and resolve the thread when the point is addressed.

Before you start

Sensra reviews files; it does not edit the underlying image or document.
Text selection highlights require selectable PDF text. Scanned pages can still receive visual marks.

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