Learn how to use Google Stitch to create a predictive attention heat map for a webpage, identify where visitors’ eyes are likely to go, and use those insights to optimize a hero section for click-through rate and conversions.
published dec 11, 2025
Use Google Stitch to Generate Heatmaps to Design High Performing Websites
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Who This Is Useful For
- Anyone with an outdated website
- Designers looking to improve conversion rate optimization
- Website owners with low click-through rates or sales
What You Will Build
You will create a predictive heat map and use it to generate an optimized hero section design that focuses attention on your primary call to action.
- A screenshot-based attention audit of your landing page hero section
- A generated predictive heat map
- A redesigned hero section concept in Google Stitch
What You Need
- A Google Stitch session
- Google AI Studio
- A screenshot of your site’s above-the-fold hero section
- Your primary CTA text, such as “Get Started”
- Optional: a full-page PNG if you want to generate a heat map for the entire landing page
Going Further
- Download your selected design from Google Stitch.
- Use the PNG and HTML file with your AI coding assistant, such as Replit, to redesign your hero section based on the optimized screenshot.
- If Stitch updates your background hero image, use AI Studio to extract the image from the new design PNG.
- Use the generate variations tool in Google Stitch to explore more options before settling on a final design.
Once you have a new site design in Google Stitch, try the generate → variations tool. Don’t settle for the first result.