CHROME EXTENSION · DEVELOPER TOOLS
Point to the issue. Make the next step clear.
Turn a website review into numbered notes, matching screenshots and a focused handoff for your developer or AI coding tool.
- Notes on the page
- Useful context, smaller exports
- Stored on your device
From what you see to what needs to change.
Choose a page
Open the extension on the website you want to review. Start or continue a review and allow access to that site.
Add a numbered note
Select the element, describe the change and save. Keep the screenshot and page context attached to the issue.
Preview and export
Check the exact prompt, images and file size. Download the package and share it with the tool or person you choose.
Every issue has its place.
Review notes across several pages. Search, filter, edit and resolve issues without losing their numbered context.
A focused handoff for AI.
The simple package contains prompt.md and relevant images. Preview its contents and size before downloading.
A readable report for people.
The detailed package separates AI instructions from an offline HTML report. Notes and image evidence stay linked.
The right files for the next reader.
Keep authored notes intact and export the evidence you need. Duplicate images are stored once; optimized images are available alongside original quality.
Simple
prompt.md + images/Your notes, numbered issues, page context and relevant images in one compact package.
Detailed
prompt.md + report.html + images/AI instructions and a human-readable report, with optional structured context and page notes.
Also available: standalone offline HTML, Markdown, JSON and an image ZIP. AI Visual QA prepares files; it does not run an AI model, connect to an AI account or automatically send a review.
Your review stays with you.
No account, subscription, cloud upload, advertising or telemetry. Reviews and preferences are saved in your browser profile. Site access is requested when you choose a website to review.
Screenshots can contain private information. Review the preview before sharing. Optional console and failed-request diagnostics are off by default.
Extension privacy policyA few useful answers.
What does AI Visual QA do?
It creates visual website review notes with numbered screenshot evidence, selected element context and page details, then exports that context as local files for development work.
Does it call ChatGPT, Claude or Codex?
No. It prepares a prompt and images that you can share with a coding tool yourself. It has no AI account connection, model execution or automatic AI-service upload.
What is in the simple export?
A prompt.md file and the relevant images. The prompt contains the review notes and concise context. You can inspect the exact prompt, image list and package size before exporting.
Does it capture the entire webpage?
Capture covers the current viewport. Full-page scrolling capture is not included in this version.
Where are my reviews stored?
In the extension's local IndexedDB and Chrome storage on your device. There is no review backend or cloud synchronization. Local data has no encryption layer independent of the browser profile.
Why does it request website access?
The chosen site's permission lets the packaged annotation interface restore notes after navigation or reload. The extension requests the current origin when you start or continue a review, not every website at installation.
Can I remove a review or revoke access?
Delete a review from History, or clear reviews, images and preferences from Settings. Site access is managed separately in Chrome's extension settings.
Which pages and languages are supported?
Chrome 116 or later, with English and Vietnamese UI. Chrome internal pages, the Chrome Web Store and restricted PDF viewers cannot be annotated. Cross-origin frames can be selected as an outer frame; closed shadow internals are unavailable.