PDF review
Annotate a PDF online, together.
Upload the brochure, the deck or the lookbook and share one link. Your team and your clients pin comments on the exact spot of any page, without an account.
Fall Collection 26Lookbook · spread 04Wool overshirt in sky blue, worn loose over the long linen skirt. Shot in the dunes just after first light, with nothing but the sky behind it.04Upload the PDF. Share one link.
Every comment lands on its page.
01Upload the PDF
Create a Static files project and upload the PDF, up to 100 MB. Images and videos can go in the same project.
02Pin a comment
Switch the toolbar to Comment and click anywhere on a page. A numbered pin lands on the spot and a form opens next to it.
03Share one link
Reviewers open the link, type a name and start commenting. No account and no seat, on every plan.
Feedback on every page.
Nothing for reviewers to install.
Draw on the page
Box, Ring, Line, Arrow, Pen and Marker sit in the comment form. Everyone sees the drawing with the comment.
Ask Claude to check it
Connect Claude over MCP and ask it to read the PDF. When you ask, it places its comments on the pages, marked “via AI”.
Page by page
Step through the pages at the bottom of the PDF. A comment belongs to its page, with a screenshot of that page.
Clients review free
Reviewers open a project through a share link. They need no account and no seat, on every plan.
A status on every comment
Reply, resolve or reopen. Every comment has a status, so you see what is still open.
Images and videos too
Put the artwork and the launch video next to the PDF, with the same pins and the same link.
Versions
Round two does not erase round one.
When the next round of the PDF comes in, upload it as a new version of the same file. Open the version menu beside the file’s name and choose Upload new version.
- A new version of a PDF is a PDF too.
- Comments stay on the version they were made on.
- The Files sidebar shows each file once, at its latest version, with the older ones a click away.
Plans and limits
PDFs on every plan.
Every plan takes PDFs of the same size. What sets the plans apart is their storage.
- PDFs up to 100 MB per file, on every plan
- Storage: 25 GB on Solo, 100 GB on Studio, 250 GB on Team
- Reviewers are free on every plan, without an account
- Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no credit card needed
Create a Static files project and upload the PDF. Switch the toolbar to Comment and click anywhere on a page: a numbered pin lands on the spot and you type your comment. Share the project’s link and your reviewers do the same, in the browser.
No. Reviewers open the project through a share link, type a name and start commenting. They need no account and take no seat, on every plan.
Yes. The comment form has Box, Ring, Line, Arrow, Pen and Marker. Marker draws a wide see-through line over a passage, like a highlighter. Everyone sees the drawing with the comment.
No. layernote is for feedback: pins, comments and drawings on top of the page. The PDF itself stays exactly as you uploaded it.
Up to 100 MB per PDF on every plan. Storage is 25 GB on Solo, 100 GB on Studio and 250 GB on Team.
Upload it as a new version of the same file from the version menu beside its name. Comments stay on the version they were made on, and the older versions are a click away.
Yes. Connect Claude to layernote over MCP and ask it to look at the PDF. It reads the pages and, when you ask it to, places its comments on them, marked “via AI”.
Reviewers are free on every plan. For your own team, every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no credit card needed. After that Solo is $19 a month, flat.
Because feedback shouldn’t be the hard part.
One link for your clients to review, one list for your team to resolve.