Copy that looks fine in a document can break on the page: headlines that wrap badly, buttons that truncate, a paragraph that's suddenly too long. ClientTweak lets editors and approvers review words in their real layout.
Comment on the exact heading, paragraph or button label you want changed.
Check how copy fits at desktop, tablet and phone widths.
Legal, brand and subject experts comment from a link without accounts.
@mention the copywriter so they're notified about every edit.
Proof brochures, reports and one-pagers as PDF projects.
Resolve edits as they're made so nothing is missed before publishing.
Open the page in ClientTweak, click the heading or paragraph that needs work and write the change in the comment. The pin stays attached to that element, and the comment saves a screenshot of the copy as you saw it.
Writers reply in the thread when they disagree or need clarification, and resolve each edit once it's made.
A headline that sits nicely on desktop might wrap onto four lines on a phone. Switch the review to tablet and phone and read the page the way most visitors will. Comments are scoped to the width they were left on.
Send the share link to legal, brand or the subject expert. They comment as guests, and you can password-protect the link for unpublished pages. When every edit is resolved, finish the review and publish with confidence.
Read the page top to bottom at desktop width first: headings, body copy, button and link labels, image alt text where visible, captions, form labels and error messages. Then switch to phone width and read it again, because line breaks, truncation and long words behave differently on small screens.
Check consistency as well as correctness: product names, capitalisation, units, dates and the tone of calls to action. Pin each correction to the element where it appears and write the replacement text in full, so whoever makes the edit doesn't have to interpret it.
Finally, ask a second reader to review the same link. Two people catch far more than one, and with every edit pinned to the page, they can see what's already been flagged.
Paste the preview or staging URL.
Comment on every line that needs an edit.
Share with legal, brand and experts.
Resolve the edits and finish the review.
Read the live or staging page at desktop and mobile widths, check headings, body copy, buttons, links and metadata, and note each correction against the exact element. A visual feedback tool lets you pin each edit directly to the text.
No. Reviewers suggest changes in comments pinned to the text, and your team makes the edits in your CMS or code.
Yes. ClientTweak reviews any page it can load by URL, however it's built. Nothing is installed in your CMS.
Yes. Upload a PDF and pin comments to its pages.
Yes. Anyone with the share link can comment as a guest.
ClientTweak shows the rendered page, so it's best for visible content. Review titles and meta descriptions in your CMS or SEO tool.
The writer, an editor or second reader, and anyone who must approve the wording, such as legal or brand. Each can comment on the same link.
Yes. Resolve each comment once the edit is live, and the Resolved tab keeps a record of every change.
Pin feedback on live websites, PDFs and images, and turn it into work your team can track.