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I love how Applitools Eyes has the smarts to ignore minor visual differences in your components, especially when testing on different browser types where it’s easy for layout to be off by a pixel.

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Applitools took us from 30 hours of manual testing per release to only 2 hours spent on the same tasks.

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We reduce the time it takes to create, execute, and maintain automated tests by replacing traditional functional testing with artificial intelligence. Applitools reduces manual work across the entire testing process like test creation, analysis, maintenance, and execution and allows teams to test an exponential amount of their application.

Boost Test Coverage To Infinite…And Beyond

By testing with Visual AI, the bottlenecks of test coverage are completely eliminated. Applitools will validate all elements of an interface, including text, images, layouts, videos, etc. without needing for your team to spend hours planning out testing scenarios or writing test assertions.

Applitools proactively monitors your user interface to help boost test coverage and eliminate the chance for any bugs to slip into production.

Test Everything Your Users Are Doing…and Seeing

Testing with Visual AI goes past traditional functional testing and validates not only that the system is working, and data is returned correctly, but also that the interface itself is looking correctly on any size screen or device.

For End-to-End scenarios like eCommerce checkout flows, you’ll have the confidence of knowing that your cart works and that it looks exactly as it should.

Automate The Hardest Part Of Testing With A Simple Click

Visual AI groups together bugs that have similar traits – like ones that occur across different screen sizes, browsers, devices, and other properties. Or bugs happen in components, but might affect hundreds of different pages or interfaces. By grouping them together, Applitools accelerates analysis of test results and all but eliminates the painful repetition of updating tests.

Test the web, mobile, PDFs…Any type of User Interface

Visual AI doesn’t require a DOM or schema structure to be present in an interface to validate it accurately. This allows teams to test complex applications that use technologies like Canvas, WebGL, and SAP without relying on flaky locators to power automation. It also means that Visual AI can easily test media and documents like PDFs, Images, Kiosks and more!

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of test code with a single command.

Adding Visual AI to your entire testing suite takes just a few minutes and
dramatically increases the speed, reliability, and accuracy of your entire testing process.

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Teams spend hours writing assertions for limited parts of the application that need to be re-written every time a change is made to the UI.

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Teams spend minutes covering their entire application with EyesCheck, then quickly verify results and changes in the dashboard.

The benefits of a
fundamentally new way to test

Validate full pages, regions, and components with one command

Visual AI can compare snapshots of applications, documents, and more.

Handle actively shifting, personalized, or dynamic content

Choose to ignore regions or set the level of fidelity of each test.

Get coverage all browsers & devices in just seconds

Test across hundreds of browsers and iOS or Android Devices.

Automate test review &
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Automate the reviewing of defects at scale with intelligent auto-maintenance.

Fix bugs quicker with Root Cause Analysis

Applitools identifies what parts of the DOM affected regressions.

Test for visual
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Validate color contrasts and other visual compliance aspects of a UI.

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Next generation of cross browser and cross device testing accelerates functional & visual testing by up to 30x.

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With a single line of code, enhance your favorite testing frameworks and tools

No need to replace your current test suites or learn something new. By adding the Applitools SDK to your favorite framework like Selenium, Appium, Cypress, and others, you’ll be able to immediately start visually testing your application.

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Cypress Selenium JavaScript Selenium for Java Selenium Python Selenium C# WebdriverIO Playwright React Storybook Vue Storybook

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Windows UFT Windows Coded-UI

Ultrafast Grid

Get started executing cross-browser and cross-device tests in minutes. For more, see our tutorials

Displaying: describe("AppTest", () => { it(`ultraFastTest`, function () { // Navigate to the url we want to test cy.visit('https://demo.applitools.com'); // Call Open on eyes to initialize a test session cy.eyesOpen({ appName: 'Demo App', testName: 'Ultrafast grid demo' }) // check the login page cy.eyesCheckWindow({ tag: "Login Window", target: 'window', fully: true }); //Login cy.get('#log-in').click() // Check the app page cy.eyesCheckWindow({ tag: "App Window", target: 'window', fully: true }); // Call Close on eyes to let the server know it should display the results cy.eyesClose() }); });

Displaying: it('ultraFastTest', async () => { // Call Open on eyes to initialize a test session await eyes.open(driver, 'Demo App', 'Ultrafast grid demo', new RectangleSize(800, 600)); //Navigate await driver.get("https://demo.applitools.com"); // check the login page await eyes.check("Login Window", Target.window().fully()); // This will create a test with two test steps. await driver.findElement(By.id("log-in")).click(); // Check the app page await eyes.check("App Window", Target.window().fully()); // Call Close on eyes to let the server know it should display the results await eyes.closeAsync(); });

Displaying: public static void ultraFastTest(WebDriver webDriver, Eyes eyes) { // Navigate to the url we want to test webDriver.get("https://demo.applitools.com"); // Call Open on eyes to initialize a test session eyes.open(webDriver, "Demo App", "Ultrafast grid demo", new RectangleSize(800, 600)); // check the login page eyes.check(Target.window().fully().withName("Login page")); webDriver.findElement(By.id("log-in")).click(); // Check the app page eyes.check(Target.window().fully().withName("App page")); // Call Close on eyes to let the server know it should display the results eyes.closeAsync(); }

Displaying: def ultra_fast_test(web_driver, eyes): # Navigate to the url we want to test web_driver.get("https://demo.applitools.com") # Call Open on eyes to initialize a test session eyes.open( web_driver, "Demo App", "Ultrafast grid demo", {"width": 800, "height": 600} ) # check the login page eyes.check("", Target.window().fully().with_name("Login page")) # Login web_driver.find_element_by_id("log-in").click() # Check the app page eyes.check("", Target.window().fully().with_name("App page")) # Call Close on eyes to let the server know it should display the results eyes.close_async()

Displaying: public static void UltraFastTest(IWebDriver webDriver, Eyes eyes) { // Navigate to the url we want to test webDriver.Url = "https://demo.applitools.com"; // Call Open on eyes to initialize a test session eyes.Open(webDriver, "Demo App", "Ultrafast grid demo", new Size(800, 600)); // check the login page eyes.Check(Target.Window().Fully().WithName("Login page")); webDriver.FindElement(By.Id("log-in")).Click(); // Check the app page eyes.Check(Target.Window().Fully().WithName("App page")); // Call Close on eyes to let the server know it should display the results eyes.CloseAsync(); }

Displaying: function ultraFastTest(driver, eyes) { driver = await eyes.open(driver); // Navigate await driver.url("https://demo.applitools.com"); // Test the login page await eyes.check("Login Page", Target.window()); // Click the "Log in" button. const el = await driver.findElement(By.id('log-in')); await el.click(); // Test the App page await eyes.check("App page", Target.window()); await eyes.closeAsync(); }

Displaying: it("ultraFastTest", async () => { // Navigate to the url await page.goto("https://demo.applitools.com"); // Call Open on eyes to initialize a test session await eyes.open(page, "Demo App", "Ultrafast grid demo", new RectangleSize(800, 600)); // check the login page await eyes.check("Login Window", Target.window().fully()); // Click the "Log in" button. await page.click("#log-in"); // Check the app page await eyes.check("App Window", Target.window().fully()); // Call Close on eyes to let the server know it should display the results await eyes.close(); });

Displaying: //No need to write any code. Simply add the SDK and run the Eyes command. //It'll automatically open up all the components or "stories" and take screenshots of them. //Add dependency npm install –save-dev @applitools/eyes-storybook //Run test npx eyes-storybook .

Local (Classic)

Run Applitools locally or on your preferred cloud without Ultrafast Grid. For more, see our tutorials

Displaying: public static void basicTest(WebDriver webDriver, Eyes eyes) { // Navigate to the url we want to test webDriver.get("https://demo.applitools.com"); // Call Open on eyes to initialize a test session eyes.open(webDriver, "Demo App", "Basic demo", new RectangleSize(800, 600)); // check the login page eyes.check(Target.window().fully().withName("Login page")); webDriver.findElement(By.id("log-in")).click(); // Check the app page eyes.check(Target.window().fully().withName("App page")); // Call Close on eyes to let the server know it should display the results eyes.closeAsync(); }

Displaying: it('basicTest', async () => { // Call Open on eyes to initialize a test session await eyes.open(driver, 'Demo App', 'Basic demo', new RectangleSize(800, 600)); //Navigate await driver.get("https://demo.applitools.com"); // check the login page await eyes.check("Login Window", Target.window().fully()); // This will create a test with two test steps. await driver.findElement(By.id("log-in")).click(); // Check the app page await eyes.check("App Window", Target.window().fully()); // Call Close on eyes to let the server know it should display the results await eyes.closeAsync(); });

Displaying: def basic_test(web_driver, eyes): # Navigate to the url we want to test web_driver.get("https://demo.applitools.com") # Call Open on eyes to initialize a test session eyes.open( web_driver, "Demo App", "Basic demo", {"width": 800, "height": 600} ) # check the login page eyes.check("", Target.window().fully().with_name("Login page")) # Login web_driver.find_element_by_id("log-in").click() # Check the app page eyes.check("", Target.window().fully().with_name("App page")) # Call Close on eyes to let the server know it should display the results eyes.close_async()

Displaying: public static void BasicTest(IWebDriver webDriver, Eyes eyes) { // Navigate to the url we want to test webDriver.Url = "https://demo.applitools.com"; // Call Open on eyes to initialize a test session eyes.Open(webDriver, "Demo App", "Basic demo", new Size(800, 600)); // check the login page eyes.Check(Target.Window().Fully().WithName("Login page")); webDriver.FindElement(By.Id("log-in")).Click(); // Check the app page eyes.Check(Target.Window().Fully().WithName("App page")); // Call Close on eyes to let the server know it should display the results eyes.CloseAsync(); }

Displaying: begin # Call Open on eyes to initialize a test session driver = eyes.open(driver: web_driver) # Navigate to the url we want to test driver.get('https://demo.applitools.com') # check the login page eyes.check_window('Login window') # Click the 'Log In' button driver.find_element(:id, 'log-in').click # Check the app page eyes.check_window('App window') # Close the test eyes.close_async end

Displaying: function basicTest(driver, eyes) { driver = await eyes.open(driver); // Navigate await driver.url("https://demo.applitools.com"); // Test the login page await eyes.check("Login Page", Target.window()); // Click the "Log in" button. const el = await driver.findElement(By.id('log-in')); await el.click(); // Test the App page await eyes.check("App page", Target.window()); await eyes.closeAsync(); }

Displaying: public static void demoTest() { // Start visual UI testing eyes.open(driver, "iOS test application", "test"); // Test login window eyes.checkWindow("Login page"); //Use Appium for data entry and navigation driver.findElement(By.id("log-in")).click(); // Test App page eyes.checkWindow("App page"); // End visual UI testing. Validate visual correctness. eyes.close(); }

Displaying: func testExample() { // Initialize the eyes SDK and set your private API key. let eyes = Eyes() eyes.apiKey = "YOUR_API_KEY" // Start the test. eyes.open(withApplicationName: "Hello World!", testName: "My first test using EyesXCUI SDK!") // Visual checkpoint #1. eyes.check(withTag: "Hello", andSettings: Target.window().timeout(inSeconds: 5)) // Click the "Click me!" button. XCUIApplication().buttons["Click me!"].tap() // Visual checkpoint #2. eyes.checkWindow(withTag: "Click!") // End the test. do { try eyes.close() } catch { eyes.abortIfNotClosed() } }

Screenshots Testing

If you already have screenshots and want to ensure they don’t change, simply upload them using our Screenshots SDK and let the AI check for differences. For more, see our tutorials

Displaying: public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { Eyes eyes = new Eyes(); // Initialize the eyes SDK and set your private API key. eyes.setApiKey("YOUR_API_KEY"); try { // Start the test with a viewport size of 800×600. eyes.open("Applitools site", "Java Screenshot test!", new RectangleSize(800, 600)); // Load page image and validate. BufferedImage img = ImageIO.read(new URL("<Path to the screenshot>")); // Visual validation. eyes.checkImage(img, "Contact-us page"); // End visual UI testing. eyes.close(); } finally { // If the test was aborted before eyes.close was called, ends the test as aborted. eyes.abortIfNotClosed(); } }

Displaying: // The following code loads "image1" from the URL and uploads it to Eyes for analysis eyes .open("Image Test", "Sanity Test", { width: 785, height: 1087 }) .then(function () { // Load page image and validate. return getImage("https://path/to/image1").then( function (img) { // Visual validation point #1 return eyes.checkImage(img, "Contact-us page"); } ); }) .then( function () { // End visual testing. Validate visual correctness. return eyes.close(false); }, function () { return eyes.abortIfNotClosed(); } ); //See the tutorials for the code function getImage(url) { … }

Displaying: Steps for running tests 1. Download the ImageTester.jar 2. Add your API Key as an environment variable (optional, but recommended). 3. Create a folder which will contain the images under test (let's say /under_test). 4. Copy one batch of images into the /under_test folder 5. Run the ImageTester.jar jar file as shown below: java -jar ImageTester.jar -k $APPLITOOLS_API_KEY -f <PATH_TO>/under_test/

Displaying: class HelloWorldBasic: # Initialize the eyes SDK and set your private API key. uri = "https://eyesapi.applitools.com" eyes = Eyes(uri) api_key = os.environ.get('MY_APPLITOOLS_API_KEY') eyes.api_key = api_key # Start the test viewport_size = {'width' :1024, 'height' :768} eyes.open('Hello World App', 'Hello World Test', viewport_size) try: eyes.check_image('./image1.png',"checkpoint 1"); eyes.check("checkpoint 3", Target().region("./image1.jpg",Region(10,15,600,400)) .ignore(Region(left=10,top=10,width=33,height=43)) ) # End the test. throwtTestCompleteException = False test_results = eyes.close(throwtTestCompleteException) finally: # If the test was aborted before eyes.close was called, ends the test as aborted. eyes.abort_if_not_closed()

Displaying: <?php class HelloWorld { public function demo() { // Initialize the eyes SDK $eyes = new Eyes(); $eyes->setApiKey('YOUR_API_KEY'); // Start the test with a viewport size of 800×600. $eyes->open('Hello World!', 'PHP Screenshot test!', new RectangleSize(800, 600)); // Load page image and validate. $imgPath = __DIR__ . '/applitools.jpg'; // Download an image. copy('https://path/to/your_image.png', $imgPath); // Visual validation. $eyes->checkImage($imgPath, 'Applitools image'); // End the test. $eyes->close(); } }

Displaying: – (void)testExample { Eyes *eyes = [Eyes new]; // Initialize the eyes SDK and set your private API key. eyes.apiKey = @"YOUR_API_KEY"; @try { // Start the test [eyes openWithApplicationName:@"Applitools site" testName:@"iOS Screenshot test!" viewportSize:CGSizeZero]; // Load page image and validate. NSData *imageData = [NSData dataWithContentsOfURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"https://path/to/your_image.png"]]; UIImage *image = [UIImage imageWithData:imageData]; // Visual validation. [self.eyes checkWithTag:@"Applitools!" andSettings:[Target image:self.image]]; // End visual UI testing. [eyes close]; } @catch (NSException *exception) { [eyes abortIfNotClosed]; } }

PDF Files

If you are in finance or healthcare industry, you may generate lots of PDFs. Use our PDF tester to easily ensure PDF files have no visual defects and meet all the regulatory compliance. For more, go to our tutorials.

Displaying: 1. Download the latest ImageTester (e.g. ImageTester_1.4.3.jar) file 2. Add your API Key as an environment variable (optional, but recommended). 3. Create a folder which will contain the pdf under test (let's say /under_test). 4. Copy new version of the pdf into the /under_test folder 5. Run the ImageTester.jar jar file as shown below: java -jar ImageTester.jar -k $APPLITOOLS_API_KEY -f <PATH>/under_test/

Desktop SDKs

The Applitools Eyes Desktop SDK allows you to easily add visual checkpoints to your UFT/QTP/CodedUI tests. It takes care of getting screenshots of your application from the underlying driver, sending them to the Eyes server for validation, and failing the test in case differences are found.

Displaying: ' Make sure to include 'Eyes.qfl' via File -> Settings… -> Resources ' This is your api key, make sure you use it in all your tests. eyes.ApiKey = "YOUR_API_KEY" ' Test setup – You should have 'Notepad' window object in your objects repository Set testApp = Window("Notepad") eyes.SetBaselineInfoFromWindow(testApp) ' Start visual UI testing – Open eyes test eyes.Open "Hello World", "QTP Hello World Test" ' Visual checkpoint #1 eyes.CheckObject testApp, "Hello!" ' Write something testApp.WinEditor("Edit").Type("Applitools UFT Demo") ' Visual checkpoint #2 eyes.CheckObject testApp, "Write!" ' End visual UI testing. Validate visual correctness. eyes.Close() ' Report If Not eyesReport.IsPassed Then If eyesReport.IsNew Then Reporter.ReportEvent micFail, eyesReport.TestName, "New test inserted, See " & eyesReport.Url & " for details." else Reporter.ReportEvent micFail, eyesReport.TestName, "See " & eyesReport.Url & " for details." End If End If

Displaying: [TestMethod] public void TestNotepad() { Process notepad = Process.Start("notepad"); // Open notepad WinWindow testApp = new WinWindow(); testApp.SearchProperties[WinWindow.PropertyNames.ClassName] = "Notepad"; // Start the test and set the application's viewport size to 800×600 eyes.Open(testApp, "Hello World!", "My first CodedUI C# test", new Size(800, 600)); // Visual checkpoint #1 eyes.CheckWindow("Hello!"); // Write something WinEdit edit = new WinEdit(testApp); Keyboard.SendKeys("Applitools CodedUI Demo"); // Visual checkpoint #2 eyes.CheckWindow("Write!"); // End the test eyes.Close(); }

Next generation test automation platform powered by Visual AI

Trusted By The World’s Leading FrontEnd Teams

Enhance your entire testing
strategy with Visual AI

Boost Test Coverage To Infinite…And Beyond

Test Everything Your Users Are Doing…and Seeing

Automate The Hardest Part Of Testing With A Simple Click

Test the web, mobile, PDFs…Any type of User Interface