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Timestamped comments
Pause, scrub, or comment as you watch. Pin feedback to a precise timestamp, stretch it across a range, or leave a transcribed voice note.
Annotations
Circle, point, or sketch directly on the video frame, for clear visual feedback without long explanations.
Tasks
Turn feedback into a clear to-do list. Reply to comments, track changes, and resolve notes as you go.
Versions
Upload a new cut as v2, v3 and switch between them in a click. Feedback stays tied to the version it was left on — normally a paid feature, free here.
Collaborate
Send a review link and start collecting feedback instantly on any video or audio project. No sign-ups, no onboarding.
Export
Export notes as CSV or EDL and import directly into Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or FCPx — as markers on your timeline.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Scenenote is a free, no-login Frame.io alternative for video and audio feedback. Like Frame.io, you can leave timestamped comments, annotate the frame, and export notes to your editor — but Scenenote is completely free with no per-seat pricing, and neither you nor your reviewers need an account. Paste a link or upload audio, share it, and start collecting feedback in seconds.

Yes — Scenenote supports version stacking. Paste a new link (a re-uploaded YouTube or Vimeo cut, or a direct video URL) and it's added as v2, v3, and so on, shown as tabs on the player. Each version keeps its own feedback, and older versions lock automatically so reviewers always comment on the latest cut. This is normally a paid feature in tools like Frame.io — on Scenenote it's free, because versions are just links, with no re-uploading or extra storage.

Scenenote works with YouTube, Vimeo, Dropbox, and direct .mp4 and .mp3 file links. Most major platforms are supported. Google Drive links can be unpredictable — Drive streams the full original file, so high-bitrate footage may stutter on slower connections. For the smoothest experience, upload your video to YouTube (unlisted) and paste that link instead.

Yes. Scenenote supports both video and audio projects. Upload an audio file or paste a direct audio link and everything works the same — timestamped comments, voice notes, and export.

Only people you share your project link with can access it. Anyone with the link can view the media and leave timestamped comments and annotations — no account required.

Projects are automatically deleted after 45 days of inactivity. As soon as the project link is opened, the timer resets — so active projects stay alive as long as you're using them.

Anyone with the link can leave comments and annotations. Only the project owner can change the project status or delete it entirely.

Yes. Export your notes as a CSV or EDL file and import them directly into your editing software, where they appear as markers on your timeline. No copy-pasting, no cross-referencing — your feedback is exactly where you need it.

No catch. Scenenote is completely free to use. No credit card, no trial period, no account required. Paste a link, share it, and start collecting feedback in seconds.

No. Anyone you share your project link with can leave timestamped comments, annotations, and voice notes without creating an account or downloading anything.

This is how feedback should work

Whether you're editing a video, mixing a track, or sharing a cut with a client — Scenenote gives you clear, timestamped feedback in seconds. Free, and nothing to sign up for.