Frontend teams
Automate visual review and test to ship UIs faster.
Publish Storybook online to get stakeholder sign off. Automate testing to maintain UI durability with less manual work.
Gather UI feedback in one place
Automatically publish your Storybook to a shared workspace. Teammates can review without touching code and give you feedback faster.
Track components in the cloud
Publish your Storybooks to a secure online workspace for your whole team to reference.
Request stakeholder feedback
Assign teammates and stakeholders to give you feedback on works in progress.
Comment on look and feel
Comment on styling, behavior, and interaction in one place. No more redlining screenshots or gifs.
“Chromatic made it possible to include designers in the review flow during development of the actual components.”
Kevin Østerkilde
Software engineer
Ship bug-free UIs with less work
Chromatic saves you work by detecting UI bugs in every component automatically.
Test every UI component
Monitor and test each UI component to make sure it looks exactly as expected.
Automatic testing with CI
Each time you push code, Chromatic scans your UI components for bugs. No more time-consuming manual QA.
Test the real, rendered UI
Chromatic takes pixel-perfect snapshots of the rendered code, styling, and assets.
No waiting, no queues
Get as many concurrent workers as you need to deliver the fastest results (at no extra charge).
“Chromatic has supercharged our PR reviews, making it easy to see visual changes at a glance. We have also come to rely on it to catch unintended style changes and regression bugs in our components.”
Tim Hingston
Frontend lead
Timesaving workflows help you do more
With our intuitive workflows you get to focus on creating delightful products while also expanding test coverage. Truly, a win-win.
Streamline visual review and test
Review changes to UI components and libraries. Request feedback, invite stakeholders, comment, and approve UI.
Branch & merge just like Git
Zero configuration branch and merge support ensures conflict-free merges. Chromatic adapts to your existing Git workflow.
Fully automated
Chromatic comes with best practice defaults that are fully customizable. Trigger workflows run when you push code.
Use with your favorite tools
Add Chromatic to any project with our seamless integrations. Use GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, CircleCI, Travis, and many more.
Painless debugging
Debugging is quick and easy with one-click access to fully inspectable components and past component versions.
Made for frontend teams
Invite fellow developers, designers, and product managers to help you refine UI implementation. No coding or touching a dev environment.
Figma plugin
Connect stories with Figma components to streamline design handoff and UI Review. View your live stories in the Figma file.
Slack notifications
Post messages in a designated Slack channel when there's new activity in a project. That keeps your team engaged and on track.
“I really believe Chromatic was the last missing block to really perform visual regression testing. In an era where front-end development tools got more and more visual, testing interfaces had to inherently become visual: this is Chromatic.”
Loic Chollier
Director of Engineering
Build faster with reusable components
Chromatic helps you you discover and reuse components. Browse the appearance, location, and usage of every component.
Document and share Storybooks
Components from across your company are catalogued in one place to make finding and reusing work simple.
Always up to date
Every time you push code, your library is auto updated. No more digging through commits or versions.
Complete component history
Go back in time to compare the look and feel of components for any commit and across branches.
You develop UI components. We automate the rest.
Helpful articles from our team
The Delightful Storybook WorkflowHow productive teams get the most out of Storybook. Featuring devs from Squarespace, Discovery Network, Major League Soccer, Apollo GraphQL, Storybook, and Chromatic.
Visual Testing HandbookVisual testing is a pragmatic yet precise way of verifying design system components. It is practiced at companies like Slack, Lonely Planet, and Walmart.