Your client scrubs to the moment, clicks the thing on screen, and types. The comment carries the timestamp and the spot in the frame. No more "around the two-minute mark, the bit with the logo".
"0:14 logo too small. 0:41 music dips. 1:02 is that the old tagline?" Then the editor opens the file, scrubs to each one, guesses what "too small" means, and replies asking. Video feedback in email is the slowest kind there is.
A pin at 0:14 on the logo, with "too small" written on it, is a change you can make without asking.
MP4, MOV or WebM, up to 8 GB per file, any length your plan's storage allows.
Your client opens it in the browser. No account, no download.
The pin records the timestamp and the position in the frame. Markers appear on the timeline so the editor can jump between them.
Approve, or Send feedback. The round locks. The editor gets the list in order.
The sidebar lists comments by timestamp, so the editor works top to bottom. Click a comment and the video jumps to it.
Upload version two as round two. Unresolved notes carry forward. Round one stays as it was, so "we already fixed that in v2" has a record. Compare plays the two cuts side by side.
The client signs off the exact cut.
The brand film, the landing page it sits on and the social cut-downs can all live in one client folder, reviewed the same way.
Slack and Teams when the client finishes, on Studio and Agency. Email on every plan.
MP4, MOV and WebM, up to 8 GB per file.
No. The video plays in the browser inside the review link.
Yes. The pin records both the timestamp and where in the frame they clicked.
Yes. Round one and round two of the same HopBack play side by side in Compare, on Studio and Agency plans.
Studio and Agency. Starter covers websites, images and PDFs.