Features
Everything you need to catch visual regressions before they reach production.
Pixel by Pixel Comparison
Detect every single-pixel change between screenshots with an exact XOR comparison. Ideal for catching regressions that subtler methods might miss, from shifted elements to color value drift.
ꟻLIP Comparison
Use NVIDIA's ꟻLIP algorithm to evaluate differences the way a human eye would perceive them. Filter out changes that are technically present but visually imperceptible, and focus on the ones your users will actually notice.
Metadata Based Comparison
Tag each test run with metadata like platform, resolution, or graphics API, and let PixelEagle automatically pair runs for comparison. No manual selection needed - just upload and let metadata matching do the work.
Software Forge Integration
Feed comparison results back into your CI pipeline so pull requests show pass/fail status based on visual diffs. Upload screenshots from CI with the PixelEagle CLI and get automated feedback on every commit.
Public Projects
Make any project publicly visible so contributors, QA teams, or the open-source community can browse screenshots and comparison results without needing an account.
Sensitivity Settings
Set a difference threshold per project to control how much change counts as a regression. Tune it to ignore sub-pixel rendering variations or anti-aliasing noise while still catching meaningful visual changes.
Screenshot History
Track how any screenshot evolves over time across runs. Select a screen name and browse every version side by side, with full visual comparison between consecutive changes. Quickly spot when a regression was introduced and how the UI has drifted.
Coming Soon
We're building more tools to make visual testing even better.
Encrypted Projects
Keep your screenshots encrypted at rest with keys that only you hold. PixelEagle never stores your unencrypted images, so sensitive UI content stays private even from us.
Placeholder Detection
Automatically flag common development artifacts in your screenshots, such as placeholder textures, missing assets, or checkerboard patterns, before they ship to production.
Masked Zones
Define regions to exclude from comparison, such as timestamps, ads, or dynamic content, so expected variation does not trigger false positives.
Golden Record
Establish a set of approved baseline screenshots as the golden record for your project. Every new run is compared against these baselines. Review changes, approve intentional updates, and reject regressions - keeping your visual truth source always current.