Key takeaways
- Five strokes: freehand, rectangle, square, ellipse and circle.
- Pick a color, including a rainbow stroke that stands out on any photo.
- Notes stay in place at every zoom level and on every screen.
- Each scribble comes with a comment and reaches the studio instantly.
How clients draw a note
- Open the photo and click Scribble.
- Choose a stroke: freehand, rectangle, square, ellipse or circle.
- Pick a color, then circle or draw on what needs fixing.
- Write a short note and click Comment to save.
On phones, clients draw with one finger.
Why notes always stay in the right spot
Notes are stored by their position on the photo, not on the screen. So whether a client draws on a phone and you view on a computer, zoomed in or out, the drawing stays exactly where it belongs.
How the studio receives feedback
Comments with drawings appear immediately for everyone viewing the album, and you get an in-app notification. Filter photos with comments to work through them, and authors can edit or delete their own comments.
Turn it on or off per album
In the album settings, turn on comments and scribbles. For view-only albums, turn them off for a cleaner interface.
Summary
Scribbles turn vague feedback into clear instructions, so you get edits right the first time.
Fewer revision rounds mean faster delivery and happier clients.
See the other feedback tools in collaboration mode: Collaboration mode