Full-Time
Visual testing and UI review platform
$122k - $165k/yr
Remote in USA + 2 more
More locations: Remote in Canada | Europe
Remote
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Chromatic provides visual testing and UI review for frontend teams. It works by linking code to a shared workspace where designers, product managers, and engineers request reviews of interface changes, with automated reviewer assignment on pull requests and a company-wide, auto-updating UI component catalog. It differentiates itself by combining visual testing, design-system-aware reviews, and scalable collaboration in one platform, going beyond basic visual checks. Its goal is to help teams ship visually consistent, bug-free interfaces at scale for billions of users.
Company Size
1-10
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Chicago, Illinois
Founded
2007
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Remote Work Options
401(k) Retirement Plan
Health Insurance
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
Flexible Work Hours
Wellness Program
Mental Health Support
Conference Attendance Budget
Stock Options
Company Equity
Home Office Stipend
Phone/Internet Stipend
Professional Development Budget
Family Planning Benefits
Chromatic changelog: april 2026. PR comments, automatic flake tracing, and published MCP Varun Vachhar Last updated: Apr 16, 2026 This month's Chromatic release makes it easier to review and debug without leaving your usual workflow. Developers can now get test results directly in GitHub PR comments, and unstable snapshots now include Playwright traces automatically, so you can skip the manual rerun. GitHub PR comments (beta). Everyone reviewing a pull request can now see the UI test status without digging through the PR checks status list. Chromatic posts a comment that includes the number of visual and accessibility changes, plus a link to your published Storybook, so developers, designers, and anyone else in the review thread can see the latest status. The comment updates automatically with each new build on the same PR. The comment is created the first time a build posts results for a PR, and updates automatically with each new build on the same PR. This feature is opt-in per project. Enable it from your project's "Manage" screen. Monorepo support. For monorepos linked to multiple Chromatic projects, you'll see one comment per project. Chromatic is actively working on consolidating results from multiple projects into a single comment. Automatic tracing for unstable snapshots. Chromatic proactively identifies "Unstable" snapshots and includes a Playwright trace for them, no rebuild required. With SteadySnap, Chromatic resolves a third of stability issues with snapshots. However, some issues require manual intervention. With automatic tracing, you can jump straight into the trace to diagnose what's happening and fix it using the Chromatic snapshot troubleshooting guide. Publish your Storybook MCP server with Chromatic. Last month Chromatic launched the Storybook MCP server so AI agents can understand your component library and reuse existing components instead of inventing new ones. Chromatic automatically publishes an MCP server for your Storybook, giving agents access to your approved components and patterns. This helps agents reuse what you've already shipped to build UI that matches your product.
Today Chroma Software Inc. is introducing a new accessibility workflow, built on Storybook and axe, that integrates compliance into every stage of development.
Chromatic is stoked to reveal the new Chromatic website.
Last year, Chromatic released the Storybook Connect plugin that lets you embed stories within a Figma file.