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Marking up screenshots ​

This is the part clients actually enjoy. Instead of describing where the problem is, they point at it.

Drawing on a screenshot and adding a note

How it works ​

  1. Add a screenshot, then click Mark up.
  2. Pick one of four colors and draw on the problem.
  3. When they let go, a small note box pops up right where they drew. They type a note and save.
  4. Repeat for as many spots as needed. Undo and Clear are there for mistakes.

On desktop the editor is a roomy two-pane layout: the image on one side, the colors and notes on the other. On mobile it stacks.

Numbered and color-coded ​

Every mark that has a note gets a number, and that number shows up in three places at once — on the image, in the side list, and in the issue. The four colors carry meaning:

  • Info — a note or question.
  • Success — a suggestion or something that should change.
  • Warning — a rough edge.
  • Danger — a real bug.

Each mark numbered and matched to its note

What gets sent ​

The drawing is burned into the image at full resolution, so the marks are part of the picture — they show up wherever the issue is viewed. The notes travel alongside as a numbered list. See The created issue for the result.

In-app feedback for Laravel. MIT licensed, open source.