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Direct attention

Draw on the video itself.

Circle, highlight, or point to part of the frame so viewers know where to look.

Works on the video you already have. No re-encoding.

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Drawing shown in the Mindstamp editor

What it does

Point at the thing you are talking about

A mark on the frame gives viewers a precise visual reference.

Direct attention

Mark the exact control, hazard, or detail on the frame.

Persist or fade

Keep an annotation on screen while it is relevant, then let it go.

Source stays unchanged

Annotations sit on top of the existing recording. The source file stays unchanged.

In practice

Where annotation helps

Dense screens, complex equipment, and detailed visuals.

  • Software walkthroughs with a busy interface
  • Equipment training where the control is small
  • Analysis of charts, footage, or artwork
Mindstamp editor: Drawing configured in the editorMINDSTAMPPUBLISHEDMindstamp editorDrawingDrawingINTERACTIONDrawingStarts at00:18.4Visible for 6 seconds

What gets reported

Every viewer is reported

Every interaction on the timeline is recorded against the viewer who used it.

Standard video analytics

412 plays

A play count does not tell you who watched, or what they did at this moment in the video.

Viewer report · Drawing412 viewers

R. Alvarez
Watched 100% · answered 3 of 3 questions
J. Lee
Watched 71% · clicked View pricing at 2:10
M. Okafor
Stopped at 1:24

+ 409 more viewers

Questions

What teams ask about drawing

Is this the same as drawing responses?

No. This is you annotating the video; drawing responses are the viewer drawing their answer.

Do I need to re-render the video?

No. Annotations sit on top of the existing file.

Try it on one video

Annotate one walkthrough

Circle a hard-to-find button and measure the change in support questions.