Compare the Top Visual Testing Tools that integrate with Shopify as of October 2025

This a list of Visual Testing tools that integrate with Shopify. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Shopify. View the products that work with Shopify in the table below.

What are Visual Testing Tools for Shopify?

Visual testing tools for software allow developers to detect and track user interface issues in applications. These tools are designed to provide an automated way to identify visual regression errors, such as incorrect text formatting, incorrect layout spacing, and missing images. Tests can be executed against a range of browsers and devices to ensure that changes remain consistent across different contexts. Visual testing tools are typically integrated with existing development processes, such as version control systems or continuous integration pipelines, allowing teams to regularly review user interfaces for any potential problems before they reach the end users. It can also be used during manual QA testing sessions as it helps testers quickly identify any UI-related bugs. Compare and read user reviews of the best Visual Testing tools for Shopify currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    Percy

    Percy

    Percy

    Percy is an all-in-one visual testing and review platform that automates visual quality assurance by capturing screenshots of your web, mobile, or component UI, comparing each snapshot against a baseline, and highlighting any unintended visual changes to ensure pixel-perfect consistency. The platform supports integration with popular test frameworks, CI/CD pipelines, and component libraries, enabling teams to capture snapshots at each commit, review diff overlays, approve changes, suppress noise from dynamic elements, and maintain stable visual approval workflows. Percy works across multiple resolutions, browsers, devices, and viewports, and offers features like cross-browser testing, full-page capture, branch-aware baseline selection, intelligent diff filtering, and built-in collaboration tools (approve, request changes, comment). With support for SDKs in major languages and frameworks (e.g., Playwright, Cypress, Storybook), teams can embed Percy into their existing test suites.
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