Chromatic
Visual testing and UI review platform built by the Storybook maintainers that catches visual regressions, interaction bugs, and accessibility issues in components across browsers
Chromatic opens a beta that lets coding agents read and fix visual test failures.
◆Recent moves
- 8d ago
Chromatic for agents beta
⚡ SPARKAfter adding Vitest and React Native as ways in, Chromatic now lets coding agents act on its results. It shifts the product from a place where people approve visual changes to a loop that an agent works through.
- 16d ago
Chromatic for React Native
⚡ SPARKReact Native visual testing moves from May's sneak peek to its own product announcement, the same path Vitest took in September. Chromatic now covers web and mobile from one Storybook-based workflow.
- 24d ago
Component owners auto-assign reviewers; combined Library view
Reviewers are now assigned automatically based on component owners, libraries share one combined view, and usage alerts are on by default. After the flake work, Chromatic is turning to who reviews what and how much it costs.
- 1mo ago
Quarantine flaky tests
Quarantine is the next step after detecting and filtering flakes: known-unstable tests stop blocking the PR but stay tracked. It turns Chromatic's flake work from diagnostics into workflow policy.
- 2mo ago
Introducing Chromatic for Vitest Browser Mode
⚡ SPARKVitest Browser Mode support moved from May preview to launch, giving teams outside Storybook a direct path into Chromatic's diff and review flow.
- 2mo ago
Chromatic changelog: August 2026
Making bypassed builds free and adding a Trends dashboard addresses billing and usage visibility. It lowers the cost of skipping unchanged work, which matters more as test coverage grows.