PixelPush.in diffs your design against your live site — then tells you which differences are real bugs and which are just noise. No CI/CD setup, no SDK — just upload your design, paste a URL, and get a plain-English report in seconds. Built for freelancers and small agencies, not enterprise QA teams.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Jerah, solo founder of PixelPush.in.
Why I built this: On client work, designs always drift a little between Figma and production — a button color changes, spacing shifts, a section gets cut off — and nobody notices until a client does. Tools that catch this (Percy, Chromatic, Applitools) are built for engineering teams with CI/CD pipelines, and they're $150-900+/month. Overkill if you're solo or running a small shop.
What PixelPush.in does:
Upload your design, paste your live URL, get a pixel diff in seconds — no SDK, no pipeline
AI reads every flagged difference and tells you in plain English if it's a real bug or just rendering noise
Section-aware matching, so one taller hero doesn't flood your report with false positives
Pricing: Free (5 comparisons/mo, no card needed), Freelancer $12/mo, Agency $39/mo — annual options on both.
Built this solo over the past few days and genuinely bug-tested it on real sites along the way (a missing emoji font in headless screenshots was a fun one to chase down).
Would love feedback, especially from fellow freelancers/agencies doing client web work. Try it free and tell me what breaks 🙏
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honestly this looks super useful for catching stuff clients always notice before i do. one thing that would save me a ton of time though is letting me save previous runs so i can see how a page has drifted over time, kind of like a version history but for visual diffs. would make handoff reviews way easier.
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@smith_elder Hey thanks for checking it out, and great suggestion on the feature! I do have history in there currently but it's just a one-off, not version history. I'll start implementing it. Cheers!
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@smith_elder Thank you for checking out the app. And thanks for the feature suggestion, makes perfect sense and great idea. I've already built history into it, but not versioning. I'll start building it, and lyk when it's done if you want to test it out.
honestly this looks super useful for catching stuff clients always notice before i do. one thing that would save me a ton of time though is letting me save previous runs so i can see how a page has drifted over time, kind of like a version history but for visual diffs. would make handoff reviews way easier.
@smith_elder Hey thanks for checking it out, and great suggestion on the feature! I do have history in there currently but it's just a one-off, not version history. I'll start implementing it. Cheers!
@smith_elder Thank you for checking out the app. And thanks for the feature suggestion, makes perfect sense and great idea. I've already built history into it, but not versioning. I'll start building it, and lyk when it's done if you want to test it out.