Export and share · Share links and comments
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Share links and comments

Send a link that plays your animation in any browser, and collect comments pinned to moments, spots and areas.

A share link is a web page on easekit.app that plays your animation full-bleed, with a scrubber and a Replay button. Anyone with the link can watch it and leave comments; no accounts needed. Comments come back into EaseKit's Comments tab.

  1. Press ⌘E to open Render.
  2. Optional: turn on Include my comments (shown when the session has open stage comments) to post them to the new link with their pins and areas.
  3. Optional: turn on Share Link: allow viewers to download the project.
  4. Under Other formats, click Share Link (“Web page link · copies it”). It says “Uploading…”, then “Link copied to clipboard”.
  5. Paste the link wherever your team talks.
A share page with comments pinned to the timeline

How viewers comment

  • Viewers enter just a name (remembered in their browser) and write a comment (up to 1,000 characters).
  • Each comment is pinned to the moment in the animation. Pin or mark an area lets them click a spot or drag a rectangle on the frame; the area is outlined when the comment is selected.
  • Comment markers appear on the scrubber; time chips jump to the moment.
  • Viewers can Edit and Delete their own comments from the same browser. Edited comments say so.
  • Anyone with the link can Reply in a thread. Viewers Edit and delete their own replies from the same browser (edited replies say so); you (the owner) can delete any.
  • @name mentions are highlighted. @AI (or @EaseKit) asks EaseKit's AI; the page says it answers when your app is open, and its reply appears in the thread labelled EaseKit AI.
  • Interactive scenes stay interactive: viewers can hover and tap.

Read and resolve comments in EaseKit

The Comments tab collects comments from your links, with an unread badge on the tab. It refreshes every 30 seconds while open and every five minutes otherwise. Click a comment to jump to its moment; its pin or area flashes on the stage.

WhereCommandWhat it does
Comment rowResolveResolves it on the share page too
Comment rowReplyReplies in the thread as you (shows on the share page)
Your reply (right-click)Edit ReplyChanges the text of your reply on the share page too; Return saves, Esc cancels
Comment rowAddress with AIAsks the AI to work through this comment
Comment rowv5The version the link was shared from
Links footerOpen Share PageOpens the link
Links footerOpen as Owner (Resolve on the Web)Opens it with owner rights, so you can resolve and delete in the browser
Links footerCopy LinkCopies the link again
Links footerStop Following CommentsStops checking that link

Comments and the AI

EaseKit has no e-mail or push notifications for comments. Instead the AI keeps track of them while you work:

  • Every turn includes the open comments — stage notes and comments from your links — with their moment, spot, the layers under the pin or inside the area, and the thread. Unanswered @AI mentions and the newest comments come first; past a size budget the rest is counted, and the AI can list them all.
  • New comments show a calm card in the chat, like “3 new comments on v2”, with Address with AI (a turn that works through them) and Show (opens the Comments tab).
  • Replies from the AI: when it changes something because of a comment, it replies in the thread — “Moved the title 12 pt up at 0.8 s — v3” — as EaseKit AI, on the stage or on the share page.
  • Addressed, not resolved: by default the AI marks a comment it fully fixed as Addressed and leaves it open, so a person resolves it after checking. Settings → General → Comments → When the AI addresses a comment can switch to Reply and resolve.
  • @AI mentions start an AI turn by themselves while the session is open and a provider is set up (Let the AI answer @AI mentions automatically, on by default). Otherwise the card appears and you decide.

Limits

LimitValue
Upload sizeUp to 5 MB of HTML
Comments per link500
Comment length1,000 characters; names up to 60
Replies100 per comment, 1,000 characters each
Seeded comments (Include my comments)Up to 100