WHERE DOES THE EYE LAND FIRST?
AI-estimated saliency for graphic design. Upload any layout and get a heatmap, scan path, an 8-metric score, and a written report in about a minute.
See where the eye lands
A thermal overlay highlights the regions most likely to pull focus in the first few seconds of viewing.
Follow the viewing order
Numbered fixation points trace the sequence a viewer is likely to move through — from first glance to last.
Eight metrics, one report
Hierarchy, contrast, typography, readability, balance, spacing, CTA clarity, and accessibility — each scored out of 100.
Know what to change
A short written report explains why attention lands where it does and gives concrete edits to try next.
Protocol
Upload Asset
Drop in any static design — JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 20MB.
Vision Model
A vision-language model reads the layout and estimates likely focus regions.
Readable Report
Get a heatmap, scan path, an 8-metric score, and written suggestions.
Use Cases
HeatSight predicts attention using a vision-language model — it isn’t hardware eye-tracking and it won’t replace real user testing. Use it to pressure-test a layout, sanity-check hierarchy, and move faster between iterations.
FAQ
How accurate is the prediction?+
These are AI estimates, not lab eye-tracking. The model reasons about hierarchy, contrast, and composition to predict where attention is likely to land — useful for iteration, not a substitute for real user testing.
What files can I upload?+
JPG, PNG, and WebP up to 20MB. Best results come from full-resolution exports of the actual design rather than screenshots of screenshots.
Do I need an account to try it?+
Yes — a free account is required to run an analysis. It takes a few seconds and everything is free right now.
Is my upload private?+
Your image is sent to the vision model only to generate the analysis. Results are kept in your browser session and aren't shared.