Look at the real build and compare it with your design. Put your note where the difference shows.
Works on live, staging and local sites. The people you share with need nothing.
The real page has real fonts, real screen sizes and real content. That's where the feedback belongs.
Open the live page, click the part you mean and leave your note on it.
Hover over an element to read its padding and gaps. Your note can say 24px, not "a bit tight".
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Click one element, or draw around a region when the problem is the layout rather than one item.
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Put the design beside the live page at the same width, or over it, and see exactly what drifted.
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Font, size, weight and line height come straight from the element, not from a guess at a screenshot.
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Comments, replies and status changes appear for everyone in the report, in the browser, with no account.
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The same review, read the way each person needs it.

Compare the built page with the design. Find the differences and flag them.

Give clients one place to review, comment and follow progress.

Get the element, the page and the intent instead of a cropped image.

File visual issues with the exact page and element attached.

Get feedback from everyone on the real product before launch.
Real reviews from the Chrome Web Store.
“Really useful extension for design QA! The overlay and compare tools make it super easy to spot differences between design and dev. Would love to see more features added great start!”
“Really useful extension for design QA! The overlay and compare tools make it super easy to spot differences between design and dev. Would love to see more features added great start!”
“EasyQA is a handy tool for comparing designs with the live site. The overlay feature works well and the commenting is a nice touch. Looking forward to seeing what’s coming next!”
“Good extension for QA work. Being able to drop comments right on the live page and share a link without the recipient needing to install anything is genuinely useful. Will keep using it.”
“wow, this is amazing - helping me to create quality work”
Both. A comment can be about a design decision or a defect. In both cases, it stays on the element.
Yes. Load the design and overlay it on the built page, or view them side by side.
No. They review in the browser, on the real product.