How to Mark Up an Image Online

Markup is most useful when the recipient can understand the request without a follow-up call. The goal is not to decorate the image; it is to locate a decision.

Pick the source

Open an image or screenshot in the Framink studio. For a web page, you can paste its URL to capture a screenshot of the visible page for review. Check that the captured portion contains the element you want to discuss.

Build a visual hierarchy

Circle the problem area, use an arrow for the proposed direction and add one brief comment. Number separate requests in your text if there are several. Do not use a dense cluster of overlapping marks where the original becomes impossible to see.

Deliver the markup

Export the annotated image for a fast exchange, or put it in a project for another review round. For a comparison of terminology, read image annotation vs image markup.