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Last Updated October 14, 2025

SR Research WebLink is a software solution that allows EyeLink users to track eye movements while participants view and interact with dynamic media such as websites, online games, and computer software. It is ideal for performing usability testing and also perfect for running simple “slideshow” experiments with image and video stimuli.

The WebLink software package is presently available as a Windows-only application that is compatible with 64-bit Windows 10/11. It also includes a standalone Participant Camera Plugin, which can be used to record video of participants while they perform an eye-tracking experiment (e.g., a deployed Experiment Builder project) on a separate computer.

A license is required to run the WebLink software. Demo licenses for limited-time trial periods and software evaluation can be requested, and full licenses can be purchased from SR Research by contacting sales@sr-research.com.

An example of a webpage tracking project and the eye-tracking data from a sample participant can be downloaded here.

Download Link

Installing WebLink
  1. Download and run the .exe installer from the link above
  2. If this is your first time installing WebLink, after the main installer completes you will also need to install the HASP license driver (required for both physical USB license keys and software license activation codes). Click Windows Start  -> All Programs -> SR Research -> Install HASP Driver

Documentation Links:
The latest PDF and CHM versions of the WebLink User Manual are bundled with the software installer, but can also be downloaded separately from the Manuals / Documents section of the Learning Resources Forum.

Please see the release history thread for update details.

We have done extensive testing to try and ensure that WebLink 2.4.1 is as bug free as possible, but if you encounter any issues please contact us at support@sr-research.com.