Collaborative video feedback, right on the frame.
Send a cut as one review link. The client watches, pauses where they mean, and leaves a note on that moment and that spot on the picture. No account, no invite, no timecodes typed into an email.
- No reviewer accounts
- Notes on the moment and the frame
- Every cut on one link
- On every plan
Notes by email lose the moment. A review link keeps it.
Feedback on a cut usually arrives as a list of timecodes in an email, read against a different file, with half the notes pointing at a frame nobody can find again.
A React view puts the review on the video. Every note carries its moment and, when it matters, its place on the frame, so the editor reads it where it happens and the client never has to describe a shot.
Notes
Precise notes, in one thread.
The client pauses, types and posts. The note lands on the timeline with their initial on it.
- Timecode on every noteClick a note and the player jumps to its moment.
- A point on the picturePin a note to the spot on the frame it is about.
- Faces on the timelineEach reviewer has a color, so the scrubber shows who said what and where.
- An email when notes arriveYou hear about feedback without opening the link to check.
The round
From first note to approved.
Upload the next cut as a new version and it takes the old one's place on the same link. The review page shows only the comments on the cut being watched. Your Review tab shows every cut's comments in one list, each tagged with its version.
- Replies and resolveAnswer a note in its thread and resolve it once it is handled.
- Search, filter and sortFind a note by its text, show only what is open, or read in timeline order.
- A status for the reviewIn progress, Needs review or Approved, shown at the top of the link.
For the reviewer
Nothing to sign up for.
A name, if they like
Reviewers type a name or leave it blank. There is no account, invite or login.
Playback speed
Watch at half speed for a cut point or double speed for a long edit.
Versions
A chip by the title shows which cut is open and lists the others.
Underneath
A review link is a view of a folder.
Gravity Feature is a folder in the library. The React view sends it for review; when the cut is approved, a Cinema page from the same folder delivers it, and nothing is uploaded twice.
Plans
Review is on every plan, Free included.
No reviewer seats to buy on any plan. What changes between plans is storage.
Save up to 20% with annual billing. Embeds from Starter. Enterprise is custom.
Questions
Video review, answered.
What is a video review tool?
A video review tool lets a client or a collaborator leave notes directly on a video, each one tied to the moment it is about and often to a spot on the frame, so feedback arrives precise and in one place instead of as timecodes typed into an email thread. FRGMT React does this on the review link itself, and the reviewer needs no account.
Is there a free video review tool?
Yes: React is included on every FRGMT plan, Free among them, with no charge per reviewer and no reviewer accounts, so a client can open the link, watch the cut and leave timestamped notes pinned to the frame without signing up for anything or being added to a team first. Plans differ in storage, not in access to review.
What is a good Frame.io alternative?
For client review, the better fit is a tool where the reviewer needs no account and the review lives on the link you send, because a client should open one page, watch the cut and leave notes without joining a workspace built around an editing team and its software. React works that way, on every plan.
How does a video feedback tool work?
The reviewer pauses on the moment they mean and types a note, the tool saves the playback time with it, and every note then appears as a marker on the timeline so anyone opening the link can jump straight to that moment instead of scrubbing through the cut to find it. In React, a click on a note seeks the player to it.
How do I annotate a spot on a video frame?
Use a review tool with frame pins, which attach a note to a point on the picture as well as to a moment in time, so a comment about one corner of the shot, a logo or a face carries its own position and needs no explanation of where the reviewer was looking. In React, the reviewer arms the pin and clicks the frame.
How does video review and approval work?
You send the cut as a review link, the client leaves notes on the moments and spots they mean, you reply and resolve each note as it is handled, then upload the next cut as a new version on the same link and mark the review Approved when the client signs off on it. React keeps each round on its own cut, and the client can switch back to read earlier notes.
Send your next cut for review.
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