Pause. Point. Comment.
The video timecode is captured automatically. Draw on the frame when the change is easier to show than explain.
Photo & video review This frame.
This frame.
That’s the note.
Give your editors feedback they can act on. Comments, drawings and versions stay with the work — inside your team’s workspace.
Inside FlowShot · Sample studio Open the interactive showroom ↗
From vague feedback to a clear next edit
No guessing.
No guessing.
No copied timecodes.
Keep the conversation.
Reply to the original note, mention a teammate and resolve it when the change is complete. Reopen it if it needs another pass.
Find the right version.
A new cut starts a new review round. Earlier notes stay with their version, instead of pointing to the wrong moment.
Photo review, too
The image.
The image.
The exact change.
Open a photo set, mark the area you mean and leave a correction. Discussion on each photo helps the team work through retouching with a clear reference.
- Comments and drawings attached to each photo.
- Replies and resolution for every correction.
- The same project context for photographers and photo editors.
Example photo feedback
“Keep the skin texture natural.”
A specific image. A specific instruction.
FlowShot for Premiere Pro
Into the timeline.
Into the timeline.
Without the relay.
Open review comments beside your sequence. Jump to the moment, use timeline markers and export the next version from the panel.
Explore the Premiere Pro plugin ↗
Review feedback inside your editor ↗ Designed for the team
Everyone reviewing.
Everyone reviewing.
On the same page.
Review is an internal workspace tool. Invite your editors and crew, assign the work and control access through your studio’s permissions.
- Reviewers sign in and use a place on the studio’s plan.
- Mobile browsers support comments and touch drawing.
After the review
No download.
No download.
No re-upload.
Send the video directly to your connected Google Drive, Dropbox or YouTube account from the review page.
Try the transfer preview ↗ Review FAQ
Before your next review round.
Does the reviewer need a FlowShot account?
Yes. Review pages are an internal team tool, so the reviewer is someone the owner invited into the workspace — a videographer, an editor, an assistant. They sign in and work under the studio subscription and never pay for their own, but they do take one of the people included in the plan: two on Solo, four on Studio, seven on Pro, ten on Max, counting the owner. Free is a single person, so review there is a solo workflow.
Can reviewers comment from a phone?
Yes. The responsive review page supports text comments and touch drawing from a mobile browser.
What are the upload limits?
Review pages are on every plan, Free included. The per-file upload limit follows the plan: 1 GB on Free, 10 GB on Solo, and 20 GB on Studio, Pro and Max. Included storage runs from 200 GB on Solo to 1 TB on Max.
What happens to comments when a new cut is uploaded?
Comments remain attached to the version where they were created. The team can retain the review history without presenting an old timestamp as feedback on the new edit.
What's next
Works with the rest of FlowShot.
Make the next note count.
Photo and video review are included on Free. Upgrade when you need teammates and more media capacity.
Free plan · 2 projects · Review included · No credit card