FeaturesCompare

What changed between two captures

Before and after a deploy. Two versions of a design. Yesterday's dashboard and today's. Compare reads both and tells you what moved.

Runs on the Balanced tier — 2 credits per capture, up to 2 captures at once.

What you get back

One bold sentence stating the single most important difference — or saying plainly that the two are effectively identical. Then, under What changed, up to eight differences, most important first, each naming the element, where it sits, and how it differs, with the old value against the new wherever both are visible. Anything present in only one capture is listed under Only in the first or Only in the second. Anti-aliasing, compression artifacts, cursor and scrollbar positions and timestamps that merely ticked forward are ignored. The older capture is the baseline, the verdict is saved onto the newer one, and an Ask about both composer continues the conversation with both images.

When to reach for it

Regression checks after a release. Reviewing a design revision. Spotting what a colleague changed in a spreadsheet. Proving a fix actually landed. Two captures, ticked in the Library.

What leaves your machine

The captures you ticked, once, when you press the action — and nothing else. Each image is read by a private model under zero data retention, the result is saved locally onto the capture, and no image is kept anywhere. The price is on the button before anything is sent.

How to use it

  1. Open the Library and tick the captures, in the order you want them read.
  2. Press the action. The credit price is on the button before anything is sent.
  3. The result is saved onto the capture, ready to copy or download as Markdown.

Every lens on every plan

The free plan runs every lens, with a monthly credit allowance and nothing to configure. Capture, editing, redaction, the library and the presenter tools need no account at all.

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