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Webhooks

A webhook makes PixellPeep automatically send the results to another piece of software the moment a test finishes — so that other tool can react on its own. If you only want to be told when something changed, you do NOT need this; use Notifications instead.

Open Webhooks settings

Configure

  1. 1

    Make sure this is the right page for you

    Webhooks are only for sending results into another program (your own dashboard, or an automation tool like Zapier or Make). To simply get a chat or email alert, stop here and use Notifications — it is far simpler.

    Use Notifications instead
  2. 2

    Get a web address that can receive the results

    You need an address that accepts incoming messages. To try it out without any coding, use the free tester below — it gives you a temporary address and shows messages arriving live.

    1. 1.Open the link above — a unique address is created for you automatically.
    2. 2.Click the "Copy to clipboard" button next to "Your unique URL".
    3. 3.Leave that browser tab open so you can watch messages arrive later.
    Open webhook.site (free tester)
  3. 3

    Create the webhook in PixellPeep

    On the Webhooks settings page, fill in the form and create it:

    1. 1.Paste the web address you copied into the URL field.
    2. 2.Add a short description so you remember its purpose later.
    3. 3.Tick the events you care about — if unsure, choose just "Single Comparison Completed" and "Single Comparison Failed".
    4. 4.Click "Create".
    5. 5.A secret code is shown once — copy and save it somewhere safe. It is never shown again, and it lets your system confirm a message truly came from PixellPeep.
    Open Webhooks settings

Test

  1. 1

    Trigger an event

    With the webhook switched on (Active), run any comparison on the Compare page or finish a bulk job. The moment it completes, PixellPeep sends a message to your address.

    Go to Compare
  2. 2

    Confirm it arrived

    Expand the webhook row on the settings page to see recent deliveries — the event, whether it succeeded, the time, and any error. If you used webhook.site, the message also appears in that tab instantly.

  3. 3

    Pause or remove it

    Use the on/off toggle to pause a webhook without losing its settings, or "Delete" to remove it for good.

Tips

  • Start with "Single Comparison Completed" and "Single Comparison Failed" before turning on the busier bulk-job events.
  • Failed deliveries are retried automatically — check the error message in the delivery list.
  • Not technical? This is the one page worth handing to a developer; nothing else in PixellPeep needs setup like this.