Making Comments and Markups
By default, your pen tool is selected when you enter an image. Simply start drawing your markups, then type an associated comment and press enter. You can immediately move on to your next markup or comment without the need to press a button or switch tools. Its that fast and easy!
đĄ In Markup View, use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move quickly through project images.
â ď¸You cannot leave a markup without a comment.
Attaching files to a comment
Attach up to three files to an individual comment. Files must be no larger than 1GB each.
Click on the filename to download the attachment.
Markup and Comment Tips
Vary your markup brush size depending on the size of what youâre calling out; do this by clicking on the slider located in the comment box.
Change brush colors to distinguish between commenters and/or to achieve better markup contrast against the image. To do this, clicking on the orange circle next to the slider.
To undo a markup, press cmd + z or use the undo button. Note: If youâve made a mistake while marking up, delete the comment, and start again.
To see what markup corresponds with a comment, click on the comment. The corresponding markup will be highlighted and zoomed into. Comments with markups will display a blue brush icon.
To see what comment corresponds with a markup, select the arrow tool in the comment box, then click on the markup. The corresponding comment will change colors.
Mark comments as complete to keep track of what you need to do and give others insight into your progress. To mark a comment as complete, hover over the comment, then click the circle at the top right. The circle will change to a static green check mark.