VizDiff

What it does

VizDiff automates visual regression by capturing Storybook screenshots in CI, highlighting pixel diffs, and adding GitHub checks before you merge.

VizDiff automates visual regression by capturing Storybook screenshots in CI, highlighting pixel diffs, and posting status checks on your GitLab merge requests or GitHub pull requests before you merge.

Stop tedious manual UI checks. VizDiff automatically captures screenshots of your Storybook components and integrates with GitLab merge requests to prevent visual regressions before they reach production. Ensure UI consistency across changes with minimal effort. Link your GitLab project and upload your first Storybook build. Setup takes minutes. VizDiff captures screenshots automatically on every commit via your GitLab CI pipeline. Visually compare changes and approve or reject with a streamlined user interface. Seamlessly tests components from your existing Storybook setup. Review and approve visual changes directly in your Merge Requests. Clearly highlights visual differences for quick…from vizdiff.io

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hey HN, I built VizDiff, a streamlined visual regression testing tool specifically designed for Storybook components. I found existing services like Chromatic powerful, but often too feature-heavy or costly for smaller teams and bootstrapped startups. VizDiff simplifies automated screenshot testing—capturing…

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