
Collect screenshots for faster troubleshooting
Request error messages, account settings, or unexpected behavior to understand what is happening and resolve it faster.
Request Image
Ask customers or teammates to upload screenshots directly through a secure link so your team can review issues faster.
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Request Image lets you send a secure link that anyone can use to upload screenshots from their browser. The image comes back attached to the original request in Zight, instead of getting buried in email or Slack.
Why Request Image?
Screenshots communicate what words often cannot. From error messages to UI bugs, seeing the exact screen state removes guesswork and speeds up resolution.
Ways to use it

Request error messages, account settings, or unexpected behavior to understand what is happening and resolve it faster.

Collect layout bugs, broken elements, or inconsistent states to help reproduce and prioritize fixes.

Collect customer photos to feature alongside quotes in marketing materials, landing pages, or social posts.
Structured context
How Request Image works
Choose Images as the request type and customize the title and message.

Copy the request link and send it to a customer, teammate, or external user.

Recipients respond directly in their browser. No account required.

The image is automatically stored in your Zight workspace under the original request.

Built for real workflows
Collect screenshots of error messages, account settings, or unexpected behavior to move tickets forward.
Gather proof of UI bugs and beta feedback so teams can reproduce and prioritize fixes with confidence.
Request screenshots of alerts, security settings, or device configurations without scheduling live sessions.

FAQ
No. Anyone can upload a screenshot directly from their browser without creating an account.
Request Image supports PNG, JPG, GIF, and WebP files.
Images are securely stored in your Zight dashboard under the original request link.
Yes. Specify exactly what image you need and include preferred file formats such as JPG or PNG.
Email attachments get buried and disconnected from context. Request Image keeps submissions structured and easy to track.
Yes. Recipients can upload images from mobile or desktop browsers without installing anything.