AutoLocator
Locator finder · XPath · CSS

Find every locator on the page — instantly

AutoLocator is the Chrome extension QA teams use when DevTools copy-paste isn't enough.

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Input_Email = "[data-testid=email]"
Button_Submit = "button#submit"
DD_Country = "select#country"

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Complete guide: locator finder for web test automation

AutoLocator is a free Chrome extension locator finder used by QA engineers, SDETs, and automation developers who need reliable CSS and XPath selectors faster than manual DevTools inspection.

Why QA teams need a locator finder

Manual selector work is the silent tax on every automation sprint. Engineers open DevTools, copy XPath, paste into a page object, run tests, watch them fail when a class name changes, and repeat.

A locator finder like AutoLocator inventories every visible button, input, link, and dropdown on the current screen — then ranks selectors for stability before you commit them to CI.

  • Batch discovery instead of one-element inspect
  • Readable names: Button_Login, Input_Email, DD_Country
  • Risk flags for dynamic classes and duplicate IDs
  • 100% local analysis in Chrome — no page upload by default

Locator finder vs element inspector

Browser inspectors answer “what is this one node?” A locator finder answers “what can I automate on this screen, and which selector will survive the next deploy?”

AutoLocator is purpose-built for that second question — the one QA leads ask when flaky tests block a release.

The locator finder built for QA automation

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