Drop in the designs
Choose Upload a site and drop your images or PDFs, or a folder or ZIP that holds only those. Sunrose accepts PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF and AVIF images, and PDF files. If the drop includes any HTML, Sunrose treats it as a website instead.
Each design is laid out at its own size, one under another. A PDF is drawn page by page in your browser before it is uploaded, up to 60 pages for each PDF and 300 pages in a version. A PDF that needs a password has to have it removed first.
Compare two versions
Use Add version to upload the revised designs. In the project’s Versions list, choose Compare with the earlier version.
Pages are matched by file name, and a PDF’s pages by page number. A design renamed between versions, such as home v1 and home v2, is matched when nothing else is left over. View them side by side, or use the slider to reveal more of the older version as you drag.
Only you can compare versions. A review link opens the one version it was made for.
Choose whether reviewers can download
Reviewers cannot download anything by default. To let a client link download the original files, open Review links on the project and choose Allow downloads beside it. Choose Turn off downloads to stop again; it takes effect straight away. Each link has its own setting, and a new link starts with downloads off.
A PDF’s original is never served on the preview address, and is reachable only through a link that allows downloads. Images are shown as they are, so a reviewer can still save an image they can see. You can download your own versions at any time from Versions, as a ZIP.
What is not supported
Video, audio and Figma files are not supported. A PDF’s fonts that are not embedded in the file may be drawn with a substitute. The pages and the original files both count against your storage.