“Right here, like this.”
Video feedback
that finally lands.
Skip the vague chat messages. Share one link and
drop notes on the exact spot of the exact frame.
Share a link and collect feedback right away — no sign-up.
Loop an A-B range to check music and sound-effect timing.
Create a feedback room
Add a video link or file and you're set.
Precise feedback pinned to the frame in one click
Tap right on the frame to leave a note, and loop ranges to review audio and cuts in detail.
Can we make this subtitle font a bit bolder here? ✨
Bring the wave sound effect down a little
Can we make this subtitle font a bit bolder here? ✨
Bring the wave sound effect down a little — it's drowning out the dialogue.
From upload to Premiere
markers in just 3 steps
No tools to learn, and no convincing
clients to sign up.
Add your video (10 sec)
Paste a YouTube link (no login needed) or log in to upload an MP4/WebM source file, and get a dedicated feedback room.
Point at the frame, leave a note
Your client opens the shared link — no sign-up — pauses with the spacebar and clicks the frame to drop a pin and a note.
Bring it in as SRT captions / XML markers
Drag the SRT file onto your timeline as a caption track, or import the XML to place markers on your working sequence.
3 core features that
save editors time
Cut the time lost to repetitive work and
miscommunication on revisions by 80% or more.
No more jotting down timecodes —
revisions start with one drag.
Export feedback as an .srt caption file and drop it on your Premiere timeline — every note lands as a caption clip at the exact moment. Prefer markers? Import it as .xml sequence markers instead.
Option 1 · SRT captions
Recommended · ~3 secDrops onto your working sequence as a caption track.
- 1
Download the feedback SRT — from the Export menu at the top of the review room
- 2
Drag it to 00:00 on the timeline — line the .srt file up with the start of the sequence
- 3
Done — every note lands as a caption clip at its exact time and range
Option 2 · XML markers
If you prefer markersManage feedback as Premiere sequence markers.
- 1
Import the .xml with Ctrl/⌘ + I — a new sequence with feedback markers is created
- 2
Copy markers via an adjustment layer → paste into your sequence — carry the markers on an adjustment layer and paste at 00:00
- 3
Jump with Shift + M — step to the next marker and work through them one by one
※ For exact placement, match the review room's frame rate (fps) to your Premiere sequence.
No more writing down timecodes and scrubbing to find them.
Work through caption clips or markers in order, one at a time.
.srt is a universal caption format that most editing tools can import.
On-screen pins & A-B range loop
Click the frame to mark an exact x·y spot, and loop an A-B range to check audio and cut sync.
Guest feedback without accounts & editor-only controls
Clients leave feedback straight from the link without signing up, while marker export and revision tracking stay protected by an editor-only token.
Why creators review in KimEdit instead of chat apps
Fewer misunderstandings mean half as many revision rounds.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about getting started
and working with KimEdit.
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Take the pain out of video feedback, starting today.
One link is all it takes. Get clear feedback without screenshots or vague descriptions.