Code ships. Designs drift. Visdiff closes the gap.
Visdiff is an agent-first MCP server that compares your live UI against its Figma source of truth, detects visual deviations, and coordinates the fix — autonomously, inside your existing coding workflow.
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> visdiff.compare({
figmaNodeId: "hero-section",
url: "https://staging.myapp.com",
})
✓ 3 visual deviations found
· Button padding: 12px → 16px
· Heading color: #1A1A1A → #111111
· Icon size: 18px → 20px
> Fixing with edit_file(src/components/Hero.tsx)...
✓ All deviations resolved. Design matches Figma.The generation problem
AI coding tools write code from Figma. But none of them verify the output matches the design afterward.
The drift problem
Code changes over time. Components evolve. The gap between Figma and production widens silently.
The existing tooling gap
Visual regression tools compare screenshots to prior states — not to design intent. They catch change, not wrongness.
Every generation tool leaves the verification unfinished. Visdiff completes the workflow.
How it works
Detect. Fix. Stay current.
Connect as an MCP tool
Install Visdiff as an MCP server in Claude Code or any compatible agent client. No pipeline changes required.
Compare live UI to Figma
Visdiff renders your live UI alongside the Figma source of truth and measures pixel-level deviations.
Fix in a closed loop
Detected deviations are fed back to the coding agent, which edits the source files and re-verifies until the UI matches.
Catch reopened gaps
Visdiff continues monitoring. If a code change breaks a passing component, or a designer updates a Figma file, Visdiff re-opens the loop.
Features
The quality gate your
agent workflow is missing.
Agent-native MCP interface
Visdiff is invoked as a tool call by your coding agent — no dashboard, no manual comparison step. It runs where the code runs.
Figma as permanent ground truth
Comparisons are always made against the Figma design, not a prior screenshot. Visual correctness is defined by design intent.
Regression detection
When code changes break a previously correct component, Visdiff flags it and feeds the deviation back to your agent.
Design drift detection
When designers update Figma after implementation, Visdiff detects the new gap and can re-open the fix loop automatically.
Closed-loop fix coordination
Deviations become edit instructions. Your agent gets the diff, applies the fix, and Visdiff verifies the result.
Framework-agnostic
Visdiff compares rendered UI — not component trees. It works with any framework your team already uses.
Positioning
Generation is half the job.
Every tool that generates code from design leaves the verification step empty. Visdiff is purpose-built for what happens after.
| Tool | Primary job | Catches drift | Fixes it | Agent-native |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Figma Dev Mode MCP | Generates code from design | — | — | — |
| Builder.io / Lovable / v0 | Generates full-stack UI | — | — | — |
| Percy / Chromatic | Snapshots vs. prior state | ✓ | — | — |
| Visdiff | Compares live UI to Figma | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Pricing
Start free. Scale when you need to.
Free
$0 forever
Core visual diff. No account required. Start closing gaps immediately.
- →Unlimited local comparisons
- →Single Figma file
- →macOS app + MCP server
- →Community support
Individual
TBD / month
For solo devs who want higher limits and priority access to new features.
- →Everything in Free
- →More diff runs / month
- →Priority feature access
- →Email support
Team
TBD / seat / month
Per-seat tier for design/dev teams and agencies. Collaboration features in progress.
- →Everything in Individual
- →Multi-seat billing
- →Team Figma files
- →Dedicated support
Design intent, preserved.
Free early access, macOS only. Drop it into your Claude Code setup as an MCP server and close the gap in your first session.