Catch visual drift before your clients do.

Freelancers, solo developers, and small agencies who ship client sites and want a fast way to confirm what shipped actually matches what was designed — without the cost or complexity of enterprise QA tools built for large engineering teams.

Those tools are built for engineering teams running visual regression tests inside a CI/CD pipeline — they require SDK setup, Storybook integration, and enterprise pricing (typically $150–900+/month). PixelPush.in is a standalone tool: no pipeline, no SDK, no engineering setup. Upload an image, paste a URL, get a report.

Any standard image export — PNG or JPG works well. A Figma frame export, a Photoshop mockup, or even a screenshot of an earlier version of your live site all work.

You don't need Figma. Any static image of what the page is supposed to look like works — including a screenshot of the page itself, which is a great way to test the tool or create a baseline before making changes.

It's the pixel width your design was created at (1440px desktop, 1920px large desktop, 768px tablet, or 375px mobile). We use this to screenshot your live site at the matching width — comparing a 1440px design against a 1440px live capture. If your design file is wider than the selected preset (common with Retina/2x screenshots), we automatically scale it down to match.

Once the pixel diff flags a section as different, our AI reads that specific section and classifies it: is this a real visual bug (a layout shift, a missing element, a color change) or is it cosmetic noise (minor font rendering, anti-aliasing)? It gives you a plain-English explanation instead of just a percentage.

It's very reliable at the broad call — real difference vs. cosmetic noise — but like any AI system, it can occasionally misread fine visual detail (a thin icon, a subtle font weight) in a small, compressed image crop. We're continuing to improve accuracy here. Treat AI verdicts as a strong first read, not an infallible judgment — especially on borderline cases.

A small amount of "noise" — usually 3–10% — is normal and expected. It comes from minor rendering differences between how your design file was captured and how a live browser renders the same page (font hinting, anti-aliasing, sub-pixel positioning). This is exactly what the AI-powered analysis is built to filter out — check that box to see which flagged differences are real versus just this rendering noise.

Any publicly accessible URL — Shopify, Webflow, Wix, custom-coded sites, or sites built with AI page builders. If a browser can load it, we can screenshot and compare it.

Some sites — Shopify storefronts in particular — run bot-protection that detects and blocks automated screenshot requests, including ours. That's the site defending itself working as intended, not a bug on our end, and we surface it clearly instead of quietly comparing against a block page. A few things that help: wait a bit and try again, since this kind of rate-limiting is usually time-window based and clears on its own; avoid running repeated comparisons against the same URL back-to-back, which is exactly the pattern that trips it; and if it's a site you need to check regularly, ask its owner whether they can allowlist your testing traffic.

No — the Free plan requires no credit card and gives you 5 real comparisons a month to test the tool on an actual project.

You'll see a clear message showing your current usage, and further comparisons will be blocked until your limit resets at the start of your next billing cycle — or you can upgrade to a higher tier at any time.

A comparison is one full pixel-diff run. An AI-powered verdict is a separate, smaller quota that only applies when you check the AI-analysis box — since that step costs us real compute per flagged section, it's tracked and capped independently from your comparison count.

Free plans keep reports for 5 days, Freelancer for 30 days, and Agency for 24 months. Once a report passes your plan's retention window, it's automatically removed.

Yes — Freelancer and Agency plans include shareable report links, so you can send a client a diff report without them needing an account.

Yes, anytime through your account's billing management — upgrades, downgrades, and cancellations take effect according to your billing cycle, and you'll never be charged without a clear plan in place.

Yes. Your design images, live-site screenshots, and reports are private to your account. We don't share your data with other users or use it to train models.

Let us know — send over the comparison and what looked wrong. We're actively improving the AI layer's accuracy and every report helps.