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Screenshot checkComing soon

Find screenshots of your old UI.

After a redesign, see which articles still show the old screens, which images are oldest and how many are left to replace. This one is not built yet: it is on the list with no date, and it would be included on every plan at no extra cost.

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Everything else below is available today. Screenshot check is not built yet — it is on the list with no date, and it would come to every plan at no extra cost.

Sample article with three screenshots: two taken in March 2025, before a redesign, are tagged 'before redesign'; one from August 2026 is current.

The problem

Old screenshots make a correct article look wrong

The steps still work, but the screenshot shows last year’s menu. Customers stop trusting the article and open a ticket. Freshdesk doesn’t track when an image in an article was made.

How it works

How screenshot check works

  1. 1

    Mark a UI change

    Tell TidyKB the date of a redesign or a renamed screen.

  2. 2

    Images are dated

    Screenshots uploaded before that date are listed by article.

  3. 3

    Replace and track

    Work through the list; progress shows up in the Monday report.

Why it matters

What you get

Image age at a glance

Every article with its oldest screenshot.

Progress you can show

Screens left to replace, tracked weekly.

Pairs with a rename

Run it with find & replace after a rebrand, so text and screens change together.

Before and after

Today in Freshdesk, and with TidyKB

Today in Freshdesk

  • Today: Screenshots from last year’s UI stay up for months
  • Today: Nobody knows which articles have old images
  • Today: Customers stop trusting correct steps

With TidyKB

  • Screenshots dated against your last UI change
  • Articles listed by their oldest image
  • Progress tracked in the Monday report

FAQ

Questions, answered

When can I use the screenshot check?

There is no date, and the page will keep saying “coming soon” until there is. It is the only thing on this list that is not built yet. When it lands it is included on every plan at no extra cost, and the weekly report tracks how many screens are left to replace.

What does the free audit tell me about images today?

It reports broken images. Every image in a public article is fetched, and the ones that fail to load are listed article by article, alongside the broken links. The private scan does the same through the API, including drafts and translations. Neither of them knows how old an image is, so a screenshot of last year’s interface that still loads is not flagged today.

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