A shared space for video feedback
Great work takes a few rounds. Bring every frame, note, and fresh pair of eyes into one place — and move the edit forward, together.
Love this shot. A little more warmth?
One frame. Everyone on the same page.For the people
behind the picture.
Good work is a conversation.
A thought becomes a note, pinned to the frame that inspired it.
Clarity, at every cut
The right note. The right version. The right people.
Everything your next round needs, already together.
Pin a comment to the frame. Draw on the detail. Give your editor something precise to work with, without another explanation.
00:12:08Hold this shot a little longer?
Keep revisions in order and the original in reach. Compare what changed without hunting through folders.
Latest cut selected. The original is always here.
A simple review link for your clients. Passwords, invited access, and clear roles when you need more control.
A shorter path to “that’s the one”
Sometimes it’s one shot, not the whole film. Turn a note into an issue, attach a fixed clip, and review the change right where the conversation started.
Track the change as an issue, with its own conversation and status.
Attach a patch clip to the issue. Keep the why alongside the what.
Review the fix against the original and give the editor a clear answer.
Love the framing. Can we bring back some warmth in the highlights?
00:12:08Updated the grade. Here’s the new clip.
V1.1 Patch clipAn example issue. Nothing is sent or saved.
Before the first cut
Less mystery. More making things.
Brand films, social edits, product walkthroughs, client presentations — any video that needs another pair of eyes. Organize your work into projects, add a video to a review, and keep its feedback and revisions together.
You can share a review link for guests to open and leave feedback without a JointEdit account. For more control, protect the link with a password or restrict access to invited people.
Comments stay attached to a timecode. Annotations show exactly where to look, and actionable notes can become tracked issues. Your editor gets the frame, the conversation, and the requested change in one place.
Yes. Compare versions using a wipe, side-by-side view, or A/B switching. For a smaller change, attach a patch clip to its issue and review it against the original before approving the fix.
Keep cutting in your favorite editor. JointEdit is the shared space around the edit: collecting feedback, reviewing revisions, and keeping everyone clear on what still needs work and what has been approved.
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