Enough for a first project or the odd client review.
- Up to 10 projects
- PNG and JPG designs (PDFs as comment attachments)
- Unlimited comments from clients
- Share links with no client login
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SamDesigner · 2m
Done, it’s bigger in v2.
Clients click anywhere on your design to leave a comment. Every note lands exactly where it belongs.
Clients never need an account.
A short looping demo: a client pins a comment on a website logo, drags a box around a button to comment on it, a designer replies, and the first comment is resolved and its pin turns green. Click the page to drop your own pin.
Works with what you make
Before and after
The old way. Screenshots, scribbles, long emails and “which logo?”
With MarkItUp. Click the spot. Say it once. Tick it off.
How it works
Drop in PNG or JPG designs, live HTML pages or Figma frames, up to 25 MB each.
Clients open it and start commenting. No account to create, nothing to learn.
Reply, resolve and compare versions until every pin on the page is green.
Slow mornings, better coffee.
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Emma · Client
Click anywhere on the design to drop a numbered pin, or drag a box around a whole area. Everyone sees the exact spot you mean.
Point at it
Click anywhere on the design to drop a numbered pin, or drag a box around a whole area. Everyone sees the exact spot you mean.
Slow mornings, better coffee.
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Emma · Client
Talk it through
Reply in threads, @mention a teammate and attach images or PDFs. New comments appear live, while you're looking.
Live · 3 people viewing
Emma · Client
Sam · Designer
Jess · Project lead
Emma is typing
Share it
Send one link and clients comment as guests, with no account to create. Lock a file when you need to and approve access in a click.
Guest · no account needed
Close the loop
Resolve a comment and its pin turns green, so everyone can see what's done and what's still open.
Every pin is green. Ship it.
Versions
Upload v2 on top of v1 and every comment comes along. Compare the two side by side, or flip between them to spot what changed.
Made for clients
Choose which views a file offers: the desktop layout, the mobile one, or both. Clients open the view you picked, whatever they are on.
Send the link and they are in. Clients comment as guests, so there is no account to create, no password to reset and nothing to install.
Share a live HTML page or a Figma frame as easily as an image. Clients scroll and click the real thing while they pin their comments.
Around the feedback
Clients who haven't left feedback get a friendly nudge by email, and you hear about it if they still don't.
New comments post to your channel, batched per project so it stays readable.
Admins, Managers and Guests each see and do exactly what they should.
Import frames from a Figma prototype and pin comments right on them.
What agencies say
Emma ClarkeCreative Director“We used to lose a day working out what the client meant. Now they just point at it.”
Marcus LeeHead of Growth“Our clients stopped sending screenshots with red circles on them. That alone was worth it.”
Hannah KowalskiStudio Founder“New versions keep the comments, so nobody repeats themselves on round three.”
Diego RamosMarketing Lead“Clients comment without making an account, so they actually leave feedback.”
Chloe MartinProject Manager“Everything that needs doing is a numbered pin. Nothing slips through any more.”
Emma ClarkeCreative Director“We used to lose a day working out what the client meant. Now they just point at it.”
Marcus LeeHead of Growth“Our clients stopped sending screenshots with red circles on them. That alone was worth it.”
Hannah KowalskiStudio Founder“New versions keep the comments, so nobody repeats themselves on round three.”
Diego RamosMarketing Lead“Clients comment without making an account, so they actually leave feedback.”
Chloe MartinProject Manager“Everything that needs doing is a numbered pin. Nothing slips through any more.”
Pricing
Clients never pay, and never sign up. You only pay for the people doing the work.
Enough for a first project or the odd client review.
For agencies running client reviews every week.
For larger teams with their own way of working.
Prices in USD. Change or stop your plan whenever you like.
FAQ
Still wondering about something? The quickest way to find out is to try it on one of your own designs.
No. Share a public link and clients comment as guests straight away. For restricted files they sign in, ask for access, and you approve it from the notification or the email.
PNG and JPG images, HTML files (shown live, so clients can scroll the real page) and frames imported from a Figma prototype. Files can be up to 25 MB. Comments can carry image and PDF attachments.
Add it to the same file and the feedback comes with it. Compare versions side by side, or hold Space to flip between them. You can also replace the file behind a version without losing its comments.
Yes. Workspace roles (Admin, Manager and Guest) decide who can do what, and restricted links make people request access before they can open a file.
Yes. Connect a channel and new comments are posted there, batched per project so the channel stays readable.
If you want them to. Automatic reminder emails nudge clients who haven't commented yet, and you're told if they still haven't after the last one.
Yes. A file can have separate desktop and mobile views, each with its own feedback, and you choose which views clients see.
Set up a workspace in a minute. Your clients won’t have to set up anything at all.