Visual Feedback for Email Designs

The problem with email designs feedback

Email design reviews are tricky. You can send a test email, but reviewers can't annotate directly on it. Screenshots lose context. And forwarding design files requires everyone to have the same software. The result: feedback arrives as vague descriptions that are hard to act on.

Reviewer bridges the gap. Screenshot your email design, upload it, and share a review link. Stakeholders pin their feedback directly on the layout — header images, CTA buttons, copy blocks — with visual precision.

For email campaigns with multiple variations (subject lines, hero images, CTA colors), A/B comparison mode lets your team vote on the strongest version before you send to your full list.

The approval workflow ensures every stakeholder signs off before launch. No more 'I thought we were still reviewing that' after the email has already been sent.

How to collect feedback on email designs

1. Screenshot your email design

   Capture your email template as a full-page screenshot. Export from your email builder or take a browser screenshot.

2. Upload to Reviewer

   Upload the screenshot and share the review link with your marketing team, brand manager, and stakeholders.

3. Collect feedback and approval

   Reviewers pin comments on specific elements and approve or reject the design. You get a clear go/no-go before sending.

Common use cases

• Marketing teams reviewing weekly newsletter designs before sending
• E-commerce brands getting approval on promotional email campaigns
• Agencies presenting email design options to clients for selection

Related resources

• Image Feedback Tool
• Feedback for Social Media Graphics
• Marketing Collateral Approval
• Design Feedback for Brand Managers