Markup compatibility in Bluebeam on the web
Applies to:
- Bluebeam on the web
In Bluebeam on the web, the PDF Editor allows you to collaborate on drawings via web browser or app, which includes creating, editing, and viewing markups. In this article, we'll go over all the fully supported, partially supported, and unsupported markups in Bluebeam on the web.
Fully supported markups
You can select and edit markups created in Bluebeam on the web. Full support includes the ability to move, resize, group, delete, or update the properties of a markup. The following markups are fully supported:
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Rectangle
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Cloud
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Ellipse
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Vector Pen (i.e., Line, Polyline)
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Text box
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Callout
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Cloud+
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Pen
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Highlighter
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Image
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Length Measurement
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Area Measurement
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Count
In addition to the markups above, Bluebeam on the web contains built-in Tool Sets helpful for design review.
Markups
To access these markups, follow these steps:
- Select Markups to the right of the document.

- Select See Details under a markup to see its timestamp and/or Page Label.
- Select a markup's status from the dropdown on the right.
The status options are the same default Review statuses available from theMarkups List in Revu.
Partially supported markups
With partially supported markups, you can select, delete, or group them and update their available properties. However, you can't move or resize these markups.
Grouped markups
Grouped markups can be created in Bluebeam on the web and transferred from Revu. However, keep the following in mind for your workflows:
- All markups can be grouped except Cloud+.
- Line/Arrow markups can't be rotated nor can any group that contains them.
- Groups that contain partially supported markups behave the same as partially supported markups.
Unsupported markups
There are a small number of traditional Revu markups that are unsupported in Bluebeam on the web. Unsupported markups will display if present on an uploaded drawing but can't be selected or edited:
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Digital signatures/IDs
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Stamps
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Sketch to Scale markups
If you switch between Revu and Bluebeam on the web, keep in mind that some custom markups may not be supported and won't fully appear in the Tool Chest. These unsupported markups can't be placed on a drawing in Bluebeam on the web.
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