Brochures, reports and proposals go through rounds of corrections, usually as annotated PDFs bouncing around email. ClientTweak keeps one version of the truth: upload the PDF, share a link, and collect comments pinned to each page.
Click anywhere on a page to leave a numbered comment.
All reviewers comment on the same document, so feedback isn't split across files.
Upload a corrected PDF as a new version; version history is kept.
Reviewers open the PDF in their browser, with no account or PDF app.
Open and resolved tabs show exactly which corrections are left.
Review print-ready images and artwork as image projects.
Upload the PDF to ClientTweak and share the link. Every reviewer comments on the same document in their browser, pinning corrections to the exact spot on the page. You get one list of feedback instead of several annotated copies to reconcile.
When corrections are made, upload the new PDF as a new version of the same project. ClientTweak keeps the version history, so you're not emailing files with ever-longer names.
Resolve each correction once it's made. The Active and Resolved tabs show what's left, and Finish review marks the round complete. Assign corrections to the designer responsible, and prioritise anything that must be fixed before print.
Start each round with a clear brief: what's changed since the last version, what reviewers should focus on, and when feedback is due. Share the link with the reviewers for that round and ask for one comment per correction.
As corrections come in, assign them to the designer or writer responsible and set priority on anything that must be fixed before print or publication. Resolve each correction when it's made, then upload the corrected PDF as a new version of the same project.
When every comment is resolved, finish the review. If another round is needed, share the updated version and repeat. The project keeps its version history, so you can always look back at what an earlier draft said.
Create a PDF project in the right folder.
Send the link to every reviewer.
Work through pinned comments and resolve them.
Repeat until it's ready to print or publish.
Share one copy that everyone comments on, instead of emailing the file around. In ClientTweak, reviewers open a link and pin comments to the PDF's pages.
No. The PDF opens in ClientTweak in their browser.
Yes. Upload a new version to the same project and the version history is kept.
Reviewers pin comments to locations on the page and describe the correction. Text highlighting isn't supported.
Attachments on comments can be up to 100 MB, and each workspace has 50 GB of storage.
Yes. Upload PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF files as image projects and collect pinned comments the same way.
Yes. Anyone with the share link can comment as a guest.
Yes. Put projects in folders, and archive them when the work is finished.
Pin feedback on live websites, PDFs and images, and turn it into work your team can track.