Manual DevTools workflow
- Inspect one element at a time
- Generic names like div.btn:nth-child(3)
- No batch export to page objects
- Easy to miss dropdown options
Scan visible UI in your browser. Export Selenium, Playwright, and Cypress-ready page objects. Upgrade to Pro when you want AI-cleaned names and less noise.
# Free — noisy output
Link_Rating_1 = "a.star-1"
Link_Rating_2 = "a.star-2"
Link_N_1959 = "a.m-l-5"
SubmitBtn = "button.btn"
47 elements · many duplicates & weak classes
DevTools is great for a single element. AutoLocator batch-discovers visible UI, scores stability, and exports code your team can paste into tests.
Every feature is tuned for stable test automation — not dumping raw DOM trees.
Flags fragile XPath, dynamic classes, and nth-child chains before CI breaks.
Semantic Button_, Input_, DD_ prefixes from labels and ARIA.
Python, Java, and TypeScript page object snippets.
Capture hidden select options and custom dropdowns.
Pin the panel open while you explore complex flows.
Free analysis never leaves your browser. No silent telemetry.
Export locators for the frameworks QA teams already use — no vendor lock-in.
Install once, analyze any page, export in under a minute. Full walkthrough →
Install AutoLocator from the Chrome Web Store. No account required for free local analysis.
AutoLocator is a locator generator Chrome extension for test automation — discover, score, and export CSS/XPath selectors without sending page HTML to external servers.
Flaky locators are not a framework bug — they are a discovery problem. Teams ship tests with selectors copied under time pressure, then spend sprint capacity debugging CI instead of shipping features.
AutoLocator flips the workflow: discover and score every actionable element once, name them for page objects, export code, and focus human judgment on edge cases — not on hand-picking #btn-3847.
Whether your stack is Java TestNG, Python pytest, TypeScript Playwright, or Cypress component tests, you need the same thing: stable identifiers for visible UI. AutoLocator is the Chrome extension that produces them locally, without sending your app HTML to a cloud scraper.
Bug, feature idea, Pro question, or automation workflow feedback — we read every message.
Other ways to reach us
Yes — CSS/XPath locators plus Python, Java, and TypeScript export. See Selenium and Playwright guides.
Free analysis runs entirely in your browser. Read our privacy policy. Pro AI refine uses a secure backend — only when you opt in via Pro upgrade.
DevTools inspects one element at a time. AutoLocator batch-discovers visible UI, names elements, scores stability, and exports code. Full comparison →
Pro AI refinement cleans noisy output — fewer duplicate links, better names, less weak CSS. See Pro plans.
Yes — the Chrome extension is free with full local analysis. Pro is optional for AI-cleaned output.
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