WideEyeChrome extension for visual QA
See every pixel of drift.
Drop your Figma frame on the live page. Line it up. Scan for what doesn’t match.
WideEyeFigma ActiveHow it works
Four steps to a match score.
Bring in a design
Paste a Figma frame link, or drop a local image file anywhere on the page.
Line it up
Drag the layer into place, nudge with arrow keys, dial in opacity.
Run a scan
Compare the live page to the design pixel-by-pixel. Get a heatmap and a match score.
Export a report
One self-contained HTML file with the design, the live shot, and the diff.
The gap
Everyone agrees handoff is broken. Nothing checks the result.
In Figma’s own research, 91% of developers and 92% of designers said the handoff process needs to improve. Plenty of tools hand the spec over. Almost nothing verifies what actually got built.
Stop guessing. Start scanning.
Free for 2 months. No account to start. No design data leaves your browser.
Why it's faster
No more tab switching.
WITHOUT WIDEEYE
- —Flip between Figma and the browser tab
- —Eyeball spacing and hope
- —Screenshot, crop, overlay in another app
- —No record of what you checked
WITH WIDEEYE
- Design sits right on the live page
- A match score, not a guess
- Scan runs in the browser, no upload
- One HTML file to share the result
Roadmap
Shipping next
Not built yet — included in the same access as it ships, no separate charge.
Property-level diffs, not red blobs
Instead of “87% match”, the actual cause: this heading is 32px where the design says 36px, this button has 12px of padding where it should have 16px.
Design token checks
Catch the colour that is almost the token, the spacing value that exists nowhere in your scale — the silent drift that hardens into design debt.
Breakpoints and states
Check the widths nobody drew a frame for, and the states a static overlay is blind to: hover, focus, disabled, empty, error, loading.
Fixes your AI agent can apply
Copy the diff as instructions for Cursor or Claude Code. Generating UI is fast now; checking it is the part that is still manual.
Comments straight back to Figma
Post findings onto the frame itself, where the designer already is, instead of a fourth place nobody checks.
Launch offer
Free for 2 months
Then $7/month. No card needed to start, and a heads-up before anything is charged.
- Full access, free for 2 months — no card required
- Then $7/month, cancel any time
- Every roadmap feature as it ships
- Same price locked in for launch users
Questions
Straight answers
Is this finished?
No. Everything under “What works today” is built and working right now — that is what you get the moment you install. Everything under “Shipping next” is the roadmap, and it lands as part of the same access, no extra charge.
Do I need a Figma account or token?
Only if you want to import a Figma frame directly, which needs a free personal access token with read access. Local image files work with no token at all.
What counts as a valid Figma link?
A link to one specific frame — right-click a frame in Figma and choose Copy link. A whole-file link has no frame to resolve and is rejected up front, before it wastes a request.
Does it work on any website?
Yes — it runs the same way a password manager or ad blocker does, on top of whatever page you have open.
Does my design leave the browser?
No. The scan and export run locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded anywhere.
What happens after the free months?
It converts to $7/month. You will get a heads-up before anything is charged, and cancelling takes one click — nothing you built during the trial gets locked away.
How do I install it right now?
Straight from the Chrome Web Store — the button above takes you there, and it installs like any other extension.