Scanpath Studio

See how people read.

A free, open-source app for exploring eye movements in reading. Check data quality, compare participants, and make figures and replay videos. No coding required.

Try it online · Download the app · Browse the gallery

From your data to a figure

• Bring your own data. Load your Fixations, Words or Raw gaze tables, and add participant, trial and text metadata. Data guide →
• Explore and replay. View fixations, saccades and heatmaps, and replay a reading fixation by fixation. Filter trials, then star or tag the ones to revisit.
• Compare readings. Overlay two scanpaths or place them side by side, from two participants, conditions or datasets.
• Analyze a corpus. Summarize the reading measures in your data by text, participant or group.
• Export and share. Save publication-ready figures, GIF or MP4 replays, or a batch of trials. Share a view as a link.

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Run it on your computer

Download the desktop app. You don't need Python.

Windows · macOS (Apple silicon) · Linux

A local install keeps your data on your computer. To try the app first, open the bundled demo online.

Prefer pip? Install with Python 3.11–3.14

pip install scanpath-studio
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Setup and update instructions

Python & command line

Build a figure in the app, then copy its Python or CLI code from Share → Code. The feature guides also include Python and CLI examples.

Python API · CLI reference

Research & community

Using Scanpath Studio in your research? Cite the software (Shubi et al., 2026). The bundled demo is a subset of OneStop Eye Movements.

Report a bug or request a feature · Contribute · Code of conduct

_{Scanpath Studio was developed with AI assistance. As with any research software, cross-check its results before you rely on them in published work.}