Website Markup

The website markup tool that marks up the real page

Most markup tools mark up a picture of your site. WebPinch marks up the site — pins bound to the element you clicked, on the live URL.

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“Markup tool” usually means annotating a screenshot: capture, draw, share the image. That works until the layout changes, or the developer needs to know which browser it happened in. WebPinch marks up the live page instead — the pin is tied to the DOM element, the environment is captured automatically, and the mark-up becomes a task rather than an attachment.

How it works

Every pin captures the full picture

Mark up the live page

Click any element on a real URL to drop a pin. No screenshot, no upload, no stale image.

The screenshot comes free

Every mark-up saves its own screenshot plus browser, OS, screen resolution and URL.

Mark-ups become tasks

Each one lands as a Kanban card with an assignee, a priority and a status.

Anyone can mark up

Send a guest link. Clients and reviewers mark up immediately — no account, no licence.

Any URL

Production, staging, password-protected, localhost. If Chrome opens it, you can mark it up.

Nothing to install on the site

No snippet, no plugin, no build step. The Chrome extension does the work.

The problem

What WebPinch replaces

Marked-up images go stale

A PNG from last Tuesday doesn't reflect today's build. A pin on the live page does.

The image loses the context

Which browser? Which viewport? Which URL? An exported image answers none of it.

Attachments aren't a workflow

Images pile up in Slack. Mark-ups on a board get assigned and closed.

Who it’s for

Built for the people running the project

Web agenciesDesignersQA testersProject managers

FAQ

Common questions

What is a website markup tool?

A tool for marking up a web page with comments, drawings or pins so feedback stays attached to what you're looking at. WebPinch marks up the live page and saves the screenshot, browser, OS and exact element with each mark-up.

Can I mark up a website without installing anything on it?

Yes. WebPinch runs through a Chrome extension or an in-app review — the site being marked up needs no code changes at all.

Can clients mark up a site without an account?

Yes. Share a guest link and they can mark up immediately. Guests never consume a seat.

Does it work on staging and localhost?

Yes — the extension works on any URL your browser can open, including localhost, staging and HTTP-Basic-protected sites.