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2 min readUpdated 16 August 2026

Image review and annotations

Open visual work at a useful size and keep precise feedback tied to the request.

Inside PIWOT℗
PIWOT℗ request detail with visual attachments ready for review

Review visual work from the request so comments, files, and accepted direction stay connected.

Where this fits

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Share

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Discuss

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Decide

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Deliver

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Open a supported image

Choose an image attachment to open the review surface. Use the available zoom and view controls before commenting on spacing, crop, alignment, or small text.

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Write feedback that survives the screenshot

  • Name the exact area or element
  • Explain the change and the reason behind it
  • Separate required changes from optional ideas
  • Use one comment for one decision when possible
  • Confirm the accepted direction in the request brief when it changes scope
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Download the source when preview is not enough

Previews are for recognition and review. Download the original when you need to inspect layers, production settings, embedded fonts, or another detail the browser preview cannot preserve.

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Use pins for location and comments for decisions

Place an annotation on the exact visual area, then describe the intended change and reason. Use the request conversation for feedback that applies to the whole asset, several screens, or the overall direction. This keeps local fixes separate from broader decisions.

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Review the right version

Check the filename and surrounding request activity before annotating. If a newer image replaces the one you opened, move unresolved direction into a current comment rather than relying on a pin attached to an older version.

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