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QA engineers

Grow your coverage, release with confidence

Applitools helps you cover more browsers, devices, and releases, whether you're writing checks in code or reviewing them in the dashboard. Visual AI flags the real changes and ignores the noise, so your team spends time on the testing that needs a human eye, not repeating the same manual pass.

See exactly what changed

Visual diffs highlight the exact pixels that moved, so you're not comparing screenshots by eye or rereading a script to find out what broke.

Cover every browser and device

The Ultrafast Grid renders your checks across browsers, devices, and screen sizes at once, so you're not setting up a new environment, or writing a new script, for each one.

Approve a change once

When an update is intentional, group similar changes and approve the new baseline in one pass, whether you found it running a script or clicking through the app.

Where test coverage breaks down, and how to catch it

Catch the change, not just the symptom

Elements found by sight, not by ID
Applitools finds elements using visual and layout cues, so a class name or CSS change doesn't break your test.

One check, not one locator per element
A single visual snapshot verifies everything on screen at once, instead of a separate check for each one.

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Stop false failures from content that changes

Match levels for what should flex
Set Strict, Layout, or Content match levels so a live timestamp or a rotating ad doesn't fail a test that's actually fine.

Ignore regions for what shouldn't count
Mark specific areas to exclude from comparison, so content that changes on its own never becomes a false failure.

Know where to start when something breaks

It fixes itself first
When a locator or element property changes, Applitools Autonomous self-heals the test automatically, so most breaks never reach you as a failure to chase down.

Troubleshooting mode shows you why
For the failures that do reach you, Autonomous shows a side-by-side comparison right on the results page, so you know what happened without opening any code.

Cover pages and conditions nobody remembered to test

Point it at a website, get a suite
Give Applitools Autonomous a URL and it crawls your site to build a test suite with visual checkpoints automatically, catching pages a manual test plan would miss.

New pages get covered without a new script
As the site grows, Autonomous extends coverage on its own, so nobody has to remember to write a check for the page that just shipped.

use cases

How QA teams use Applitools

1

Regression testing

Compare each release against a stable baseline and catch a real UI break, not a flaky one.

2

Localization testing

Catch text overflow, truncation, and layout breaks across every language and region, without writing a new check for each one.

3

Cross-browser and device testing

Cover the browsers and devices your users are actually on, without a separate environment for each one.

4

PDF documentation testing

Automate PDF coverage for contracts, statements, and disclosures. Compare PDFs against approved baselines to catch critical differences and trigger tests from your CI/CD pipeline.

Integrations

Integrate Applitools into 
your current tech stack

Applitools supports all of your workflows with integrations and a wide range of test frameworks, SCMs, CI/CD tools, bug tracking tools, chat tools, and more.

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What backs every check Applitools runs

1

Broad application coverage

Test web, mobile, desktop, components, and PDF or document-heavy pages from the same platform, instead of a different tool for each app type.

2

Locator-free execution

Applitools finds elements using visual and layout cues, not brittle CSS selectors, so a class name change doesn't break your test.

3

Local AI processing

Visual comparisons run inside your own environment. Page snapshots aren't sent to an outside model or used to train one.

4

Deterministic Language Model

The same input always produces the same result, so a failed test points to a real bug, not random noise.

5

Human-eye simulation

Visual AI ignores anti-aliasing and rendering noise and only flags changes a user would actually notice.

6

One dashboard for the whole suite

Filter and group results by browser, batch, or app area, so you can see what needs attention across every test, not just the one that just failed.

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