Eye-tracking-style heatmaps, focus & clarity scores and area-of-interest analysis for ads, landing pages, video and creatives — in seconds, with no users.

per image — a website capture can take up to a minute
outputs: heatmap, focus, AOI & scanpath
point focus & clarity scoring
test participants required
You can't un-launch a weak ad. See what gets noticed while you can still change it.
Skip the cost and weeks of traditional eye-tracking. Get an answer in seconds.
Compare variants and rank a whole set by predicted focus — not opinion.




Pick the creative that earns attention before you spend.
Make sure the hero, value prop and CTA get seen.
Check the fold and the click before you send.
See what stands out on a shelf or a page.
Validate hierarchy and flow without a user test.
See how attention shifts over time, across frames sampled from the video.
Upload an image or paste a page's URL — nothing to install.
Analyze a frame in-context without leaving Figma.
One click to heatmap the page you're looking at.
An ad, a landing page, a video, or any creative.
Heatmap, focus & clarity, AOIs and scanpath.
Fix weak spots, compare variants, share with clients.
Glanzz is made by VALUE, a digital marketing agency. We built it to pressure-test our own clients' ads, landing pages and packaging before launch, and now share it with the teams we work with, by invitation. Its attention model is trained on lab eye-tracking — the UEyes study, 62 people viewing 1,980 websites, apps and posters — and tested on screens it has never seen. How we test it →
Made by people who run campaigns for a living — so it answers what you ask before a launch: what gets seen, in what order, and what to fix.
We use Glanzz every day on live client work — ads, websites, emails and packaging across industries.
Want more than the tool? VALUE can take it further — the analysis, the redesign and the campaign, end-to-end.
No — it's an AI prediction of visual attention. It estimates where people are likely to look, instantly and before launch, without recruiting users or hardware.
It reliably surfaces the broad attention pattern — hero, headline, CTA and focal points. Treat the scores as directional: ideal for comparing variants and catching problems early.
Any image — ads, landing pages, emails, packaging, app screens — a live website URL we capture for you, or a video ad.
No. It runs in your browser. Optional Figma plugin and Chrome extension are available if you want it where you work.
Run your first attention analysis in under a minute.