For teams that review UI changes
Screenshots stable enough to compare on every build
Capture a preview and production the same way on every build, with motion and moving parts removed, and compare the pixels yourself.
The problem
A CSS change meant for one page moves a button on twelve others. Unit tests do not see it, and screenshot tests that run a browser inside CI are slow and flaky, and they differ between a laptop and the runner because fonts, animations and timing are never quite the same.
How domscout handles it
Every capture runs in the same Chromium at the viewport and pixel density you set, so two captures differ only where the page does. render.disableAnimations and render.reducedMotion stop a transition caught mid-frame from showing up as a change, hideSelectors hides the regions that change on every load (a chat bubble, a timestamp, a rotating banner), and fullPage covers the whole document. domscout returns the images; comparing them is a few lines with any image-diff library, and the threshold for what counts as a change stays in your code.
Where it shows up
- A pull-request check that captures the preview deployment and compares it with production.
- Before-and-after images attached to a design-system change.
- A nightly comparison of the pages a release must not break.
The request
POST /screenshot. fullPage and render start at Pro, and this request costs 2 credits. A full page can be up to 12,000 pixels tall; a taller one is refused rather than cut off. A viewport capture without either option works on every plan for 1 credit.
Go further
More in Testing and QA: Responsive layout checks · JavaScript error checks · Signup and checkout flow checks · Hover, focus and dark mode screenshots · Localization screenshots · Unlabelled control checks · A screenshot of every step · Embedded widget checks · Screenshots for support tickets · Ad landing page checks · Before and after hydration · Selectors for test automation · Print layout checks · All use cases
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