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# Artifacts, Video Splits

## **Artifacts**

The **Artifacts section** in QApilot consolidates all **execution screenshots** captured during a test run or test plan. It provides a complete visual record of the app’s behavior across every step and flow executed, making it easy to review, validate, and share results

#### **Key Highlights**

* **Comprehensive Visual Log:** Displays all screenshots captured during the execution in a chronological grid view. Each image corresponds to a specific action or state within the test journey.
* **Step Context:** Every screenshot is labeled with the corresponding **test step name or action keyword** (e.g., “Click on LOGIN / REGISTER”, “Tap on Learn More”).
* **Quick Navigation:** The **Navigation View** toggle allows you to switch between visual browsing and step-based navigation for faster context switching.
* **Cross-Verification:** Ideal for verifying UI flows, visual consistency, and navigation accuracy without opening each test case individually.

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## Video Splits

The **Video Splits section** provides a detailed breakdown of the test execution video, divided into smaller clips for each action or sequence (e.g., “Click Element,” “Go Back”). This allows users to quickly review specific parts of the test without replaying the entire recording.

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#### **Key Features**

* **Split-Level Playback:** Each test run is automatically segmented by start and end nodes, making it easier to analyze interactions step-by-step.
* **Frame Freeze Detection:** QApilot’s AI automatically scans every video split to detect **frame freezes,** moments where the app visually stalls or becomes unresponsive.
  * Detected freezes are highlighted with their timestamps.
  * If no visual freezes are found, the report displays *“No Freezes Detected.”*
* **Visual Debugging:** Users can play back each split, inspect UI transitions, and validate responsiveness directly from the report.

This section enables quick visual diagnosis of app performance issues, helping teams identify lag, hangs, or UI stalls across test executions.


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