Send one link. Your client marks the exact spot on the photo, plan or sketch and writes what they want changed. You get a list of pins instead of 14 voice messages.
Your client does not need an app or an account.
A room photo, render, plan or sketch.
One link. Opens on their phone, no app, no account.
They press and hold (or right-click) to pin a note.
Drop, browse, or paste
PNG, JPG, WebP up to 10MB
Working from a web page? Capture a supplier’s product page, a portfolio or a client’s live site in your browser, as live HTML or a full-page screenshot.
Home designers and contractors: share the concept sketch for a decision, then photograph each finished room and let the client pin every scratch and missing cover. A snag list on the photo, without a construction app.
Clients rarely read plans well. A pin that says “I want the door here” beats a paragraph. Architects and landscape designers get drawing review and floor plan annotation from people who cannot read a plan.
Share a logo sheet or a poster draft. The client pins the variant they like and the detail to change. A lightweight artwork approval round for graphic designers; marketing teams use it for ad creatives and social posts before a formal creative approval workflow. Comnview is the feedback round, not the system of record.
Wheel design, grille width, hem length, line weight: pinned on the sketch, not described in a chat. Product designers, illustrators and tattoo artists gather illustration feedback before final line work; fashion designers run a tech pack review pin by pin.
Interior design client feedback is the classic case: swap the sofa, warm up the wall colour, hang the pendant lower, every note on the exact spot in the render, one link per room, a client portal without the portal. The same link works for product shots, packaging, event setups or a garden plan: if you can photograph it, your client can pin it.
Photographers: pin retouch notes on a single select.
No. The link opens in any phone or desktop browser.
PDF upload is coming soon. Until then, export the plan as PNG or JPG; Comnview takes PNG, JPG and WebP up to 10 MB.
Yes, everyone with the link sees the same pins.
Yes. Upload up to 10 images at once and they share one link; your client steps through them as slides.
A round where the client marks the images they want and notes changes before final delivery.
No.
