Design QA usually happens when it’s already too late. Pixelay brings QA into the build process by letting you overlay Figma frames on live pages, local environments, or even behind-login prototypes. You can spot spacing issues, font mismatches, and missing states before launch day.

Browser-native workflow

Install the Chrome extension, connect it to your Figma file, and you can load any frame as an overlay. Toggle between diff modes, adjust opacity, and capture screenshots to share with engineers.

Collaboration features

Pixelay lets you add notes, highlight issues, and generate shareable links so QA, design, and engineering can resolve discrepancies quickly. It saves hours of “is this the latest build?” back-and-forth.

QA checklist

1. Prepare a list of key flows in Figma.
2. Open Pixelay on the staging site and compare each frame.
3. Document issues with screenshots and send them as tasks to engineering.

It’s the design QA tool we always needed but never had until now.

Reporting made easy

Export Pixelay’s annotated screenshots and attach them to tickets so engineers never wonder what needs fixing. Keep a shared QA log referencing each URL, frame, and timestamp so you can surface recurring issues during retros.