Client site QA
Catch a layout break, a missing hero, or a defaced page before anyone else notices.
Schedule recurring screenshots, pixel-diff each one against the last, and get alerted the instant a page changes — before your client or your boss notices.
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⚠ Change detected on acme.com/pricing
3.2% of pixels changed since yesterday. Regions: hero headline, footer CTA.
Pixel-diff on every run · 365-day archive · email alerts
Set ScreenshotInk to capture a page on a schedule — daily or hourly — and it compares each new capture against the last one, pixel for pixel. When something changes beyond a threshold you set, it flags the difference and can alert you by email, with the changed regions highlighted. You stop finding out about a broken client page from the client.
Catch a layout break, a missing hero, or a defaced page before anyone else notices.
Watch a competitor's pricing or landing page and get told when they move.
Keep a dated visual archive proving exactly how a page looked over time.
Confirm a release changed only what it should, by diffing before and after.
Each monitored page builds a visual timeline you can scroll back through. The comparison is a true pixel diff with an adjustable sensitivity, so minor noise (a rotating testimonial, a timestamp) won't spam you, but a real structural change will. Pages that fail to load are flagged too — so monitoring doubles as a lightweight visual uptime check.
Monitoring runs on the same capture engine as the rest of ScreenshotInk, and the comparison is available on demand through the compare_screenshots API and the MCP server — so an AI agent can diff staging against production in a single step.
From daily down to hourly, depending on your plan.
A pixel-level diff against the previous capture, with a sensitivity threshold you control to ignore minor noise.
Yes — email alerts when a change crosses your threshold, with the changed areas highlighted.