Overlay design comps on web pages for pixel-perfect frontend and responsive QA.
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10
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#198K
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Version
1.0.3
updated 14 Oct 2026
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About Pixfit
Pixfit overlays your design comp directly on the page you're building, so you can spot every pixel gap — heading positions, spacing, button widths — at a glance.
■ Who it's for
• Frontend developers checking their build against the design
• Designers and directors reviewing implementation
• Anyone doing responsive QA across PC and SP layouts
■ Features
• Auto-fit to the viewport
An 1800px comp on a 1440px screen is shown at 80%, automatically. No scale math.
• PC / SP auto switching
Register up to two comps each for PC and SP. Pixfit shows the right one based on your breakpoint.
• Fit to Element (Parts)
Pick a section or card on the page and Pixfit fits a partial comp to its width.
• LOCK mode for DevTools
The overlay becomes click-through, so page interaction, right-click and the Element Picker keep working.
• Precise positioning
Drag, use arrow keys (1px, or 10px with Shift), or type X / Y values.
• Opacity control and quick show / hide
• Scale: Auto / Original / Custom (10–300%)
• Settings are saved per page automatically
■ How to use
1. Click the Pixfit icon on the page you want to check
2. Choose a comp image (PNG / JPG / WebP) or drag & drop it onto the page
3. Lower the opacity and spot the differences
■ Local files
To use Pixfit on file:// pages, turn on "Allow access to file URLs" in the extension's details.
http://, https:// and localhost work with no extra setup.
■ Privacy
Your images and settings are stored only in your browser (chrome.storage.local).
Nothing is ever sent to an external server.