ArtReview workspace showing annotated images, a tool rail, issue tracking, and export panels.

Windows desktop image review

ArtReview

Review screenshots, artwork, and mockups in a focused local workspace with pins, callouts, compare tools, issue tracking, and shareable exports.

Local-first No built-in accounts, cloud sync, or analytics telemetry.
Review-ready exports Annotated PNGs, Markdown summaries, CSV comments, PDF, and GIF output.
Built for real sessions Save boards, reopen recent work, filter issues, and continue later.

The problem

Image feedback gets scattered fast.

Screenshots end up in chat, comments lose context, follow-up moves into spreadsheets, and comparison work becomes manual. ArtReview gives those review sessions a dedicated desktop workspace.

It sits between lightweight screenshot markup and heavy production platforms: structured enough to track feedback, direct enough to keep reviewing images fast.

Workflow

From image review to clear handoff.

Open images, mark issues visually, compare versions, then export the result in formats that are easy to share and act on.

01

Load a board

Open a single image, a folder, a saved review session, a capture, or a pasted screenshot.

02

Mark feedback

Add pins, rich-text callouts, text, arrows, rectangles, lines, brush strokes, and footer compositions.

03

Track what matters

Filter issue states, navigate unresolved work, and focus review mode on images that still need attention.

04

Export cleanly

Share annotated PNGs, PDF output, GIFs, review folders, summaries, and CSV comment data.

ArtReview feature montage showing annotations, compare mode, issue queue, and export output.

Feature set

A review workspace, not just a drawing layer.

ArtReview combines annotation tools with the pieces teams need around them: layout, issue navigation, version comparison, session persistence, capture, and exports.

  • Side-by-side and overlay compare for two selected images
  • Issue queue with status filters and unresolved navigation
  • Multi-image selection, alignment, distribution, snapping, and auto-arrange
  • Screen capture, clipboard image paste, recent files, and saved sessions

Tools

Fast visual markup with consistent controls.

Pin comments

Place focused notes directly on the image and keep review context attached to the work.

Rich text

Add readable labels and callouts with formatting that carries into review output.

Shapes and arrows

Point to exact areas with arrows, rectangles, lines, and brush-based markup.

Capture

Capture regions, windows, monitors, or repeat the last region without leaving the review flow.

Local-first control

Your review data stays on your machine unless you choose to share it.

Based on the current application behavior, ArtReview does not include built-in user accounts, cloud synchronization, analytics telemetry, or routine upload of review data to the developer.

  • Images, annotations, sessions, captures, and exports are stored locally.
  • Review packages are created only when you export them.
  • Files saved inside third-party synced folders remain subject to that service.
Read the draft privacy policy

Best fit

Made for image-heavy review work.

Game art teams

Review concepts, UI, icons, renders, screenshots, and outsourced art deliverables.

UI and UX teams

Compare interface changes and annotate captured screens or mockups with precision.

QA and production

Track visual issues on screenshots and export structured follow-up packages.

Creative agencies

Mark up image deliverables and send clients or collaborators clearer review output.

Windows app

Start reviewing locally.

This page points visitors to the ArtReview release area until a dedicated installer download URL is available.

FAQ

Practical launch notes.

Is ArtReview cloud-based?

No. The current app is a Windows desktop tool designed around local files and local storage.

What can I export?

Current export paths include annotated PNGs, review reports, PDF output, session PDFs, GIF annotation output, and comparative GIFs.

Can this page be published as-is?

The structure and copy are ready, but the download link, contact details, and any legal or pricing claims should be finalized before public launch.