Highlight bugs in video
The bug bash & QA review tool — mark issues on a timeline, draw on frames, and export Jira-ready reports.
Video bug annotation built for real QA workflows
Highlight bugs in product videos on a timeline. Draw on video frames, run collaborative bug bash sessions, and export Jira-ready PDF & CSV reports. Free video QA tool.
- Mark bugs on a video timeline with start/end times
- Draw on video frames to highlight UI issues
- Run collaborative bug bash sessions with comments and status tracking
- Export Jira-compatible CSV, PDF reports, and ZIP bundles
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Frequently asked questions
What is EveryBug?
EveryBug is a free video bug reporting and annotation tool. Upload product demo or QA session recordings, mark bugs on a video timeline, draw highlights on frames, collaborate with comments, and export Jira-ready reports.
How do I highlight bugs in a video?
Upload your video, scrub to the moment a bug occurs, and mark a time range on the timeline. Use the drawing canvas to circle or annotate the issue directly on the video frame. Add a description, status, and attachments for each bug.
Is EveryBug good for bug bash sessions?
Yes. EveryBug is built for bug bash and group QA review sessions. Organize recordings in projects and folders, share session links with teammates, track bug status from Pending Validation through Verified, and review comments and history in one place.
Can I export bugs to Jira?
EveryBug exports bugs as Jira-compatible CSV, plus PDF reports with annotated screenshots and a ZIP bundle. Each bug includes timestamps, description, status, and visual evidence from the video.
Is EveryBug free?
Yes. EveryBug is free to use. Sign up with Google or create an account to start highlighting bugs in your product videos.
How is EveryBug different from Loom or Jam?
Loom is for async screen recording. Jam captures live browser bugs. EveryBug is purpose-built for reviewing uploaded product videos: timeline-based bug markers, frame drawing, collaborative triage, and structured export for engineering teams running bug bashes or UAT reviews.