How to Annotate a Video Online

“Fix the transition near the end” asks the editor to guess. An annotation on the exact frame removes that guesswork.

Open the cut

Drop a local video into Framink for a quick browser-based review. No account is needed to start. Play to the problem, pause, and step through frames until you find the precise image you want to discuss.

Draw and explain

Mark the subject with a pen, arrow or shape. Add a short comment that says what to change and, where useful, why: “Keep the title inside this safe area” is clearer than “Title issue.” Create a separate note for a different moment.

Close the loop

Export annotated feedback for a one-off exchange. For a continuing review, create a project, invite reviewers or share a link, and track corrections there. For a frame-level walkthrough, read how to draw on a video frame.