This page is your index to every Playwright tutorial on this site, organized by topic so you can jump straight to what you need instead of scrolling through one long article. If you’re brand new to Playwright and haven’t set up a project yet, start with our Playwright Automation Tutorial instead, that one walks through everything from installation to CI/CD in order. Come back here once you need a deeper dive into a specific topic, like a particular locator strategy, a specific action, or Playwright in Java or Python.
Looking for a specific Playwright topic? Use the quick links below to jump directly.
Start Here
New to Playwright? This is the one to read first, it covers installation, architecture, locators, Page Objects, debugging, CI/CD, and the errors you’ll actually run into, all in one place.
Playwright Set Up, Recording, and Debugging Test
Before writing test scripts, it is important to set up Playwright correctly and understand how to record and debug tests. These tutorials guide you through installation, test generation, and troubleshooting common failures during execution.
Playwright Locators
Locators play a key role in identifying elements on a web page. This section explains different locator strategies available in Playwright, helping you write stable and readable selectors for reliable automation.
- Playwright Locators Complete Guide
- XPath Element Locator
- ID Element Locator
- Use getByRole Element Locator in Playwright
- Locate element using getByLabel()
- Use page.getByText() to locate an element using text
- Using page.getByTestId Selector
- Select the element by the Title text in Playwright
- Use getByAltText Locator
- getByPlaceholder Element Locator in Playwright
Playwright Basic Actions
Basic actions form the foundation of every Playwright test. In this section, you will learn how to perform common user interactions such as clicking, typing, selecting values, and reading page-level information.
- Get Page Title Using page.title()
- Click a Button Using the click() Method
- Get the Current Page URL Using page.url()
- Input Text Using the Fill() method
- Select DropDown Value Using selectOption()
- Simulate the Right Click Using the click() method
- Simulate Double Click Using dblclick()
- Select Checkboxes Using check() and setChecked() Methods
- Clear Input Text Field Value in Playwright: 4 Ways
Playwright Advanced Interactions
Modern web applications often require more than basic actions. These tutorials focus on advanced interactions such as scrolling, hovering, file handling, downloads, and drag and drop scenarios.
- Browser vs Context vs Page
- Handle Table in Playwright
- Handling alerts, confirmations, and prompts
- Handle Date Pickers in Playwright
- Scroll in Playwright (Down and Top)
- Maximize Browser Window in Playwright
- Hover Over Element in Playwright With Example
- Focus on an Element Using Playwright
- Press Keys in Playwright: Quick Guide
- Download and Save File In Playwright
- Upload Files in Playwright – Complete Guide
- Perform Drag and Drop in Playwright
- Take a Screenshot in Playwright With Example
- Playwright Test Execution Video Recording
Playwright Assertions and Verifications
Assertions help validate application behavior during test execution. This section explains how to verify page states, element visibility, and conditions to ensure tests behave as expected.
- Assert Page Title Using toHaveTitle()
- Verify if an Element Exists in Playwright: 4 Ways
- Verify Element Does Not Exist in Playwright
- Check Element is Not Visible in Playwright
- Verify if the Checkbox is Checked or Not in Playwright
- Check Element Enabled in Playwright
Playwright Waits
Proper waiting strategies reduce flaky tests. These tutorials explain how to synchronize Playwright tests with dynamic content and page loading behavior.
Advanced Testing and Framework Topics
As your automation skills grow, structured testing becomes essential. This section covers framework-level topics such as data driven testing, page object model, and reporting.
- Data-Driven(Excel) Testing in Playwright
- Playwright Page Object Model in JavaScript
- Playwright Allure Report Integration
- Build Playwright Enterprise Framework From Scratch
Sensible Web Scraping
Playwright With AI
Playwright Tutorials in Java & Python Languages
Playwright supports multiple programming languages, allowing teams to choose what fits best. If you prefer Java or Python, the tutorials below provide a complete learning path using Playwright in those languages.
Automation Tester Salary in 2026
Automation testing is one of the highest-paying roles in software testing, especially for professionals skilled in modern tools like Playwright.
Here is a quick overview of automation tester salaries:
- USA: $80,000 to $120,000 per year
- India: ₹6 LPA to ₹20 LPA depending on experience
- Entry Level: $60,000+ in global markets
- Experienced Engineers: $120,000+ with advanced automation skills
With the growing demand for modern automation frameworks, Playwright skills are becoming highly valuable in the job market.
Want a detailed breakdown? Check this complete guide on automation tester salary in USA.
That covers the core topics, but this list keeps growing as new tutorials get added. Bookmark this page if you’re working through Playwright regularly, it’s easier to come back to than searching each topic individually. If you’ve made it through most of these and want to go further, our Enterprise Playwright Automation Framework series covers what a production framework looks like at scale: self-healing locators, retry mechanisms, and reporting.