Export

GazePlotter provides seven export options for different eye-tracking analysis use cases. Access them through the Export button in the header.

Export Types

Workspace Export (Primary)

Save your complete workspace as one .gazeplotter file with Ctrl+S (⌘S on macOS). This is the preferred way to save and share GazePlotter work: it keeps the data, all visualization settings, layouts, customizations, and reference media.

Figure Export

Render all or selected workspace plots as PNG or JPG images at a chosen resolution, with a live preview. A single figure downloads directly; several bundle into one ZIP archive. Regenerates a complete figure set in one pass.

Segmented Data Export

Export processed eye-tracking data as CSV files. Available as single file or individual files per participant.

Event Data Export

Export event occurrences with their timing per participant and stimulus. Available when the loaded dataset contains event data; single-file exports can be re-imported as event files.

Metric Data Export

Export statistical eye-tracking metrics in long (tidy) or wide CSV formats for analysis in R, Python, SPSS, JASP, or jamovi. Includes participant-pair metrics such as scanpath similarity, exported as pair rows (long) or a similarity matrix (wide).

ScanGraph Export

Export fixation sequences for scanpath analysis in the ScanGraph tool. Converts gaze data to letter-coded sequences.

Analysis Export

Export the workspace’s Analysis as JSON: the renames, merges, selections, and metric definitions, by name. The command line replays it on other recordings of the same study.

Export Access

1. Click Export in the header.
2. Save from the Workspace section, or pick a card under Figures and data.
3. Configure the options and download the file.