明眼人 Good Eye

Design the first glance.

Good Eye predicts where people look first in an ad, poster or package, and what they skip. Most of these get about a second to make their point.

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15 free checks · No card · Private to your account

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Open a full report without signing up, then drag a box over anything to check it.

Know which version wins before you pay to run it.

Put two versions of an ad side by side and Good Eye shows which one gets your logo, headline and offer noticed, and how soon.

Version AWins–clarity
Version BWins–clarity

These are real Good Eye results for two versions of an ad for a café we made up.

How it works

All three come from the same check.

  1. 1

    See where eyes go

    The heat map shows where attention collects. The brighter the area, the more people look there.

  2. 2

    Follow the looking order

    Numbered points trace the path the eye takes, starting from the first glance.

  3. 3

    Check the parts that matter

    Draw a box over your logo, headline or offer to see how much attention it gets and how soon.

Pricing

Your first 15 checks are free. After that, buy a pack when you need one. Credits never expire.

Each image uses 1 credit, so comparing two versions uses 2.

  • Your images go into your own history. Only you can see them, and you can delete any of them.
  • Every result is a prediction from machine-learning models. No one's eyes are tracked.
  • Good Eye is made by Kinoko Studio, a creative studio in Hong Kong. It works in English and 繁體中文.

Questions

Is my image uploaded anywhere?

Yes, to our server, which produces the result. It's then saved privately to your account history so you can come back to it. Only you can see it, and you can delete it whenever you like.

Is Good Eye free?

Your first 15 checks are free when you sign up. After that you can buy a credit pack, and those credits never expire.

Is this real eye-tracking?

No. Machine-learning models predict where people are likely to look. Use it as a quick first check, and test with real people when a lot is riding on the result.

What images work best?

One clear image at a time works best: a poster, an ad, a product shot or a page mock-up. Export it at full size rather than as a small thumbnail.

Can I compare two versions?

Yes. Upload both, draw boxes over the parts that matter, and Good Eye shows which version gets each one seen sooner.

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See where people look

Add an ad, poster or screenshot. You'll have results in a few seconds.

You can also drop or paste an image anywhere. Each one uses 1 credit.

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