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On 25 March 2026 PagePin went live on WordPress.org. The plugin lets teams and clients give visual feedback on a WordPress site, on the page itself, and keeps every report in that WordPress installation.
What the first release includes
- Screenshots of the page, captured with html2canvas and html-to-image
- Three feedback tools, Negative, Positive and Note, numbered automatically
- Pinpoints: comment threads on page elements with @mentions
- E-mail delivery with the screenshot attached and a watermark
- Admin overview, settings and bulk actions
- Public feedback with spam protection: honeypot, rate limiting and CAPTCHA
- Role-based access for logged-in users
- Undo and redo with Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Y, drag and drop for markers, touch support
The code follows the WordPress Coding Standards and passes PHPStan at level 5.
Install PagePin in your WordPress admin under Plugins, Add New, or download it from WordPress.org.
Sources
- PagePin changelog, version 1.0.0, WordPress.org
- Tag 1.0.1, WordPress.org plugin repository, 25 March 2026
