Push Pin / Thumb Tack
The Push Pin or Thumb Tack tool marks a precise spot on the document for comment and is an easy way to make general summaries on the proof.
Box
The Box tool free-draws a marquee over any part of the document by clicking and dragging with a mouse. This is great for selecting an area of content rather than a precise spot.
Ruler
Easily measure a straight-line distance across the proof. GoProof shows the length in scale with the true-life size of your document, so your results are accurate. Measure in inches, millimetres or pixels.
Strike
If you want to remove words or passages of text from the proof then use the Strike tool, which draws horizontal lines over the top.
Highlight
The Highlight tool is just like using a highlighter pen and is perfect for shading areas on the proof to suggest where design changes should be made.
Tick / Check Mark
This is a simple way to show that a piece of content on the proof is correct, accurate or better than before. It’s a fast-use markup and is perfect for showing that you appreciate a good design or an effective fix.
Cross
The opposite of Tick, the Cross tool shows that a clear mistake needs to be fixed, such as an incorrect value on a promotional code or price tag.
Arrow
The Arrow is an expressive way to point to a specific place or object on the proof. It draws the eye in a fluid and animated fashion, creating more of a journey from A to B rather than just highlighting a specific point.
Question
The Question tool uses @Mentioning technology to directly tag and notify other collaborators to engage or respond. It’s kind of like a Nudge but within the context of a comment thread.
Draw
Use the Draw tool to add freehand scribbles and annotations to the proof to express ideas, movement and visuals in a natural way.
Range
Specifically created for video reviewing, the Range tool sets a changeable start and end point on the timeline to identify sections of footage to be commented on.
Group
Group is the perfect tool to use when making a number of markups which are all related, as you can roll them up into one combined comment and keep feedback threads tidy.
