The Audit tab has an Export Report button that generates a single self-contained HTML file. Open it in any browser, email it, drop it into Slack — no dependencies, no external requests.
How to export
- Open the Audit tab and let scanning complete (~3 s for an established site).
- Click Export Report at the top of the tab.
- A download begins immediately. Filename pattern:
pixel-auditor_HOSTNAME_YYYY-MM-DD-HHMM.html.
What the report contains
- Header — site URL, audit timestamp, overall grade, Pixel Auditor version
- Tag inventory — every detected tag, its measurement ID, fire count, and per-tag grade
- Live event timeline — full chronological log of every captured fire with payload
- Tag latency distribution — green/yellow/red breakdown
- Consent Mode timeline — every gtag consent default/update with state changes; pre-consent violations highlighted
- Cookies — full cookie audit with platform attribution
- PII findings — every leaked field, with redacted preview
- Server-side findings — full SST signal breakdown with confidence
- Pre-consent violations — list of fires before consent
- Duplicate analysis — every flagged duplicate with forensic detail
- Recommendations — auto-generated fix list ranked by impact
Self-contained
The report has no external script or font requests. All styles are inlined; the file opens correctly in any browser, even offline. Safe to email or store on internal infrastructure with no privacy implications.
Use cases
- Agency deliverable — branded, client-ready audit hand-off
- Pre-launch check — attach to a deploy ticket as evidence
- Post-incident — capture state during a tracking incident for the post-mortem
- QA snapshot — drop into a JIRA bug as proof of the issue
tip
For repeat audits, pair Export with Saved Runs: save the run, fix issues, re-audit, then export the new report — the saved run is your before-state for comparison.