Upload your own files to Test-Lab and reference them in any test with {{file.custom.resume}}. Test uploads with the exact PDF, CSV, image, or document your app expects, in AI runs, Playwright scripts, and pipelines.
test-lab now records every change to your account in one activity log: who made it, which surface it came from, and the exact before and after. Credentials stay masked.
Test-Lab's runners live on the public internet, so out of the box they cannot reach localhost, staging behind SSO, or VPN-only URLs. The Tunnel extension routes a single run through your own browser, so the test reaches anything your machine can.
Connect your issue tracker and file a test failure as a ticket without leaving the report, or have test-lab open one automatically the moment a test fails. Seven tools: Linear, Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Asana, Trello, and ClickUp.
Download any test-lab run, or a whole pipeline, as a file: a self-contained PDF or HTML page with the screenshots inline, structured JSON for your own tooling, or JUnit XML for your CI. One Export menu, four formats, every account.
You can now test file uploads on Test-Lab. Reference {{file.pdf}} in any test plan and a real, valid file is uploaded through the picker: PDFs, images, audio, video, and archives in every size, with no fixtures to install or commit.
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