Image Diff Checker

Compare two images and analyze their differences in type, size, resolution, and visual content.

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Supports: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG, BMP

Drop image here or click to upload

Supports: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG, BMP

About This Tool

The Image Diff Checker helps you compare two images and analyze their technical differences.

  • Image Metadata: Compare type, dimensions, aspect ratio, and file size
  • Side-by-Side View: View images next to each other for easy comparison
  • Overlay Mode: Overlay images with adjustable opacity
  • Slider Mode: Use a slider to reveal differences between images
  • Drag & Drop: Easy upload by dragging images into the tool
  • Privacy First: All processing happens in your browser, no uploads

About Image Diff Checker

When two images look almost the same, the differences that matter are often invisible to a quick glance: a few pixels shifted, a colour that drifted during export, a resolution that quietly changed, or a file that ballooned in size after a re-save. An image diff checker makes those differences explicit so you can confirm what actually changed between two versions.

This tool loads two images side by side and reports their type, dimensions, resolution, and file size, then highlights where the visual content differs. It's useful for designers verifying that an export matches the source, developers checking that an asset optimisation didn't degrade quality, and QA reviewers confirming a screenshot diff before and after a change.

Both images are processed entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server, so you can compare private mockups, screenshots, or product assets without them leaving your machine.

How to use Image Diff Checker

  1. Upload the first image

    Select the original or baseline image you want to compare against.

  2. Upload the second image

    Add the modified or candidate image. The tool reads both files locally.

  3. Review the metadata

    Compare type, dimensions, resolution, and file size between the two images to spot non-visual changes.

  4. Inspect the visual differences

    Use the side-by-side and overlay views to see exactly where the pixels differ.

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