Take a screenshot of the page
Use a screenshot from your existing website, staging page or design mockup. Capture the relevant area and remove private information before sharing the final image.
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Turn website feedback into a clear plan for your developer. Add a screenshot, point out what needs changing, set priorities and download an annotated image with a matching redesign brief.
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Choose a screenshot or try the demo to begin.
Choose a numbered pin and click the screenshot. For arrows and highlights, drag across the area. Each mark has its own change request and priority. The dark selection ring is not included in the export.
Project files include screenshots and notes. Store and share them as carefully as the original images. Loading a project replaces this working project; save it first if needed.
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A practical workflow
Use a screenshot from your existing website, staging page or design mockup. Capture the relevant area and remove private information before sharing the final image.
Add a numbered pin, draw an arrow or highlight an area. Describe the desired result: for example, explain pricing before the contact form or make the booking button easier to find.
Mark changes high, medium or low priority. Include the business goal so your developer can discuss trade-offs rather than guessing what a vague comment means.
Download the annotated PNG and text brief together. Note numbers match. For a broader rebuild, use the website brief builder; for performance issues, use the website speed test.
What it can help with
Yes. Add up to five screenshots within the image limits and save a local project JSON containing your screenshots and notes. Reopen that file here later. There is no cloud storage or live team workspace.
Yes. Each note can have a category, priority, owner, acceptance criteria and status. The project brief uses page and note references; print or save as PDF to combine annotated screenshots and notes.
A website feedback tool helps a reviewer explain changes visually. This free tool places numbered notes, arrows and highlights on a screenshot and exports a matching developer brief. It does not install a widget on your website.
Take a screenshot, mark the relevant area, describe the desired change and explain its purpose. Assign a priority and include your business goal. Download both the annotated screenshot and the brief so the developer can match each comment to its location.
No. Add a JPG, PNG or WebP screenshot from your device. The optional page address is saved in your downloaded brief as a reference only. The tool does not fetch or capture live websites.
No. Images and notes are processed in memory in your browser. They are not uploaded or saved to an account. Save a local project JSON to reopen screenshots and notes later, or download the PNG and brief before leaving.
Yes. The annotated PNG and plain-text redesign brief can be shared with your existing agency, freelancer or internal developer. Both exports are free, without a watermark. There is no online team workspace or share link.
No. You choose the changes and priorities. The planner records your feedback; it does not diagnose accessibility, SEO, performance or conversion problems. A developer should review the proposed scope before implementation.