Uiprobe - Compare your site to your Figma design

Automatically detect spacing, typography, color, and layout differences between your Figma design and live website.

Automatically detect spacing, typography, color, and layout differences between your Figma design and any live webpage. Works on localhost and login-gated pages. Open any page in Chrome, paste your Figma frame URL, and run a probe. You'll see exactly where your implementation diverges from the design. Before review. Before you hand it over. Uiprobe requires a Figma account. Sign in with Figma to get started. How it works 1. Open the page you're working on in Chrome. 2. Click the Uiprobe icon to launch the extension. 3. Paste your Figma frame URL, or select from your draft probes created with the Figma plugin. 4. Run the probe to see your findings in the Uiprobe app. If you've already created a probe for this page, you can re-run it to check for changes. Key features • Instant visual validation — Detect spacing, typography, color, and layout differences between your design and implementation. • Works on localhost — Run probes on pages behind a login or on a local dev server. No workarounds needed. • Quick updates — Re-run comparisons in one click to validate your latest changes. • Findings, not guesswork — See exactly what's off and how to fix it, without switching between tabs and taking screenshots. • Design intent preserved — Catch where the implementation diverges from the Figma design before it ships. Why teams use Uiprobe Most teams still check design implementation by eye — switching tabs, taking screenshots, leaving comments in Figma. Uiprobe replaces that loop. It gives you clear, specific findings on what's off — and how to fix it — before anyone else sees the page. Frontend developers catch visual drift early, without guessing. UI designers stop babysitting implementations and writing repetitive feedback. QA engineers get an objective, repeatable check against the original design. Requirements • Figma account — A Dev or Full seat is recommended. View and Collab seats are limited to 4 probes per month by Figma's API and should use the Figma plugin instead. • Google Chrome • Active internet connection What's new (June 2026) • Fixed screenshot stitching for sticky elements like navbars, so they appear once instead of repeating across segments What's new (May 2026) • Figma plugin — Push frames directly from Figma to create draft probes. Select them from the Chrome Extension to run. View and Collab seat users are not subject to Figma's API rate limits when using the plugin. • Draft probes — Start a probe from Figma, finish it from Chrome. Useful when working on localhost or login-gated pages. What's new (April 2026) • Uiprobe is now free to use — no invite required. Sign in with your Figma account and run your first probe. • Findings are now grouped by type: Properties, Spacing, and Unverified — making results easier to scan and act on. • Spacing findings now include a tolerance filter (Pixel-perfect, Standard, Flexible) so you can focus on what matters. • Improved detection: typography, color, border, opacity, and content findings are now reported separately from spacing.