Video Review Tool
Video review with comments pinned to the exact moment
“Around the 30-second mark the logo looks stretched” is not feedback an editor can act on. With UX Peeker, reviewers click the frame and the comment sticks to that precise second — click it later and the video jumps right back. Every note becomes a task.
The problem: video feedback that points at nothing
- “Somewhere near the end the music is too loud”
- Timestamps typed by hand into chat — almost always a few seconds off
- The editor scrubbing back and forth, guessing the frame
- Notes drip-fed across an afternoon, half of them contradicting each other
- No record of which notes were addressed in the next cut
- Round six, because nobody agreed who has final sign-off
The solution: click the moment, comment there
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Add the video
Upload a file (MP4/WEBM/MOV) or paste a video link — both review in place.
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Click the frame at the moment
The comment pins to that exact second — and for uploads, to the exact spot on the picture.
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See every note on the timeline
Comment bubbles sit on the scrubber at their moments. Click one and the video jumps back to it, paused on the frame.
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Clients review with one link
No account, no install. They watch, click, type — their notes arrive with their name attached.
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Every comment becomes a task
Notes land on the project board, ready to assign — so the next cut addresses all of them.
Made for people who ship video
YouTube creators
Send your editor the exact frames that need changing, not a chat thread of hand-typed timestamps that are all two seconds off.
Video agencies
Collect client notes in one place with names attached, and cap the rounds — website, app, and video review in the same workspace.
Video editors
Open a note and the playhead is already there. Frame-level feedback you can act on without scrubbing to find it.
Marketing teams
Review promos and product videos with stakeholders who will never install an editing tool.
Guide: how to give feedback on video editing
The four rules of notes an editor can actually use, real bad-versus-better examples, and the questions to settle before the first cut. Written to forward straight to a client.
Website feedback on the live page
Pin comments on the real running site — the tool this workspace is famous for.
Compare designs with the live site
Overlay the design on the page with an opacity slider — pixel-perfect QA, no tab switching.
Video review — FAQ
What is a video review tool?
A video review tool lets reviewers leave comments tied to a specific moment in a video, instead of describing timestamps in email. In UX Peeker, you pause, click, and comment — the note pins to that exact second, and clicking it later jumps the video right back.
How do clients give feedback on a video?
You share one link. The client watches the cut, clicks the frame at the moment something needs a change, and types the note — no account, no install. The comment lands on your task board with their name.
Can I comment on a video link without uploading the file?
Yes. Paste a direct video link or a video URL and review it in place with timestamped comments. Uploaded files additionally support comments pinned to a spot on the frame.
Do video comments become tasks?
Yes — the same automation as website review: every comment lands on the project task board, ready to triage and assign, so revision rounds actually converge.
Can I use it for video proofing and client sign-off?
Yes. Instead of emailing a cut and collecting notes in a spreadsheet, the client proofs it in place — comments land on the exact second, threads stay attached to the frame, and every note becomes a task, so each round is a shorter list than the last.
Is there a free video feedback tool?
UX Peeker has a free plan — upload a cut or paste a link and collect timestamped feedback without paying for anything. Most free video feedback tools stop at comments; here every note also becomes a trackable task, so revision rounds actually close.
Can YouTube creators use this with their editor?
Yes, and it is one of the most common uses. Send your editor the link, click the frames that need changing, and they open a list of notes with the playhead already at each one — instead of a chat thread full of hand-typed timestamps that are two seconds off.
How do I give feedback on video editing that an editor can act on?
Anchor every note to a timestamp, describe the problem rather than prescribing the fix, mark whether each note is an error or a preference, and send the whole batch at once instead of drip-feeding. We wrote a full guide on this, linked below.
Can the same workspace review my website too?
Yes. UX Peeker reviews live websites, web apps, videos, and designs in one workspace — one client link, one task board, one place for every revision.
Feedback tied to the frame, tracked to done
Free to start — upload a cut or paste a link and review in under a minute.
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