Playwright Testing

Playwright has become the default browser automation framework for modern engineering teams. Teams already writing Playwright tests can run them on Digital.ai Testing — with centralized results, video recordings, and trace files — without changing how tests are.

Centralized results — video recordings, and trace files in one report
Run across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit — no test rewrites required
Available Deployments Options — SaaS and on-premises

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The challenge that appears when Playwright scales

Writing and running Playwright tests locally works well. The challenge surfaces when those tests need to run consistently across browser versions, across teams, and as part of every release cycle.

Each Playwright run generates its own output — logs, videos, trace files — with no centralized place to review results across runs, teams, or test types. Teams end up stitching together CI pipeline logs, local reports, and separate dashboards to piece together what passed and what failed.

For engineering managers and compliance teams in regulated industries, the fragmented picture doesn't hold up at release time.

Playwright results where everything else lives

Teams run existing Playwright projects on Digital.ai Testing without changing a line of test code. The same tests that run in local CI run on the platform. Results land in the same report as other test results — with video recordings per run and trace files automatically attached to any failures.

For teams already using Digital.ai Testing for mobile or cross-browser testing, Playwright fits into the same workflow. For teams new to the platform, existing Playwright projects are a ready starting point.