Categorize each change
Every change is filed under component, layout, copy, or interaction, so the diff report groups related changes together instead of a flat list.
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Compare two versions of a design by describing what changed, and get a structured, categorized change log across components, layout, copy, and interactions.
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Enter one change per line as What changed | category (component/layout/copy/interaction) | impact (cosmetic/behavioral/breaking). List every change between the old and new version.
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Every change is filed under component, layout, copy, or interaction, so the diff report groups related changes together instead of a flat list.
Each change is rated cosmetic, behavioral, or breaking, giving reviewers an immediate sense of how much attention it needs.
Breaking changes are always listed first, since they are the ones most likely to need explicit sign-off before implementation.
No — you describe the changes yourself; this structures and categorizes them. Automatic visual diffing between actual files is not performed.
Anything that removes a flow, changes a core interaction fundamentally, or would require rework on already-implemented related screens.
Yes — list even minor cosmetic changes; the categorization still helps communicate scope to reviewers and developers.
RevisionMap tracks a chronological sequence of versions and why they changed; DesignDiff compares exactly two versions and categorizes every individual change between them.
| Capability | MVPHub | A verbal walkthrough of changes | Figma's built-in version comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Categorizes every change by type and impact | ✓ | × | × |
| Surfaces breaking changes first automatically | ✓ | × | × |
| Actual pixel-level visual diffing | × | × | ✓ |
| No account, paste and get a report instantly | ✓ | ✓ | × |
MVPHub structures and prioritizes changes you describe. Figma's comparison shows pixel-level visual differences but does not categorize or rank changes by impact.