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Image comparison tools typically offer a pixel diff map option that highlights which pixels are different between the two images.
Can you show a few screenshots?
This example (from https://github.com/yahoo/blink-diff) - shows how it can highlight changes that aren't immediately obvious
Some example libraries that offer this:
Kaleidoscope also does this really well. It has a slider to fade in the diff overlay, so you can get a sense of what parts of the underlying images are different.
@ZevEisenberg
Fork has onion skin too. https://github.com/fork-dev/Tracker/assets/618115/cc228376-fee0-42d7-ac15-5fa70ec3849e
Or do you mean onion skin + diff highlighting?
Exactly - sometimes, the diff is too subtle to see in onion skin by itself, so onion skin that fades in the 1-bit diff on top of either the "before" or "after" image would be useful.
Also, the ability to pinch-to-zoom in that view would be useful so you can see individual pixels in a large image.
The existing image diff options are great, however they don't work very well for comparing subtle differences (e.g. different versions of the same screenshot)
Image comparison tools typically offer a pixel diff map option that highlights which pixels are different between the two images.
Please consider adding this :)