For zines, merch & packaging

Make the print part of the story.

A zine cover that moves. A product insert with a reveal. A package that introduces its maker. Add a digital layer to a flat printed surface, ready to discover in a phone browser.

Try the editor free. No account needed to start.

Print demo recorded in Interart. Use the same approach on a flat cover, insert or package panel.
What you can make

Give people a reason to look closer.

Zines & covers

Let an illustration move or introduce the story behind the pages.

Merch & inserts

Add a reveal to an art card, a hang tag or a printed insert that travels with your product.

Packaging & sleeves

Show your product in use or share the maker’s story over a flat printed panel.

Made with Interart

See what a print can become.

Real phone recordings of our demo designs.

Recorded in Interart: a 3D character stands on a real print.
Recorded in Interart: a printed frame opens into a 3D scene.
Make it yours

Your artwork. Your layers. Your call.

Arrange images, video, text and 3D in a visual editor. Start with an example and replace the artwork with yours.

Interart editor with the full top toolbar, editing tabs and Layers panel visible
From artwork to AR

Start with something you already made.

  1. 1

    Add your artwork

    Upload the image you will print, or a clear photo of an existing piece.

  2. 2

    Build the reveal

    Arrange your layers and try the result on your own phone.

  3. 3

    Publish and share

    Share the link or print the QR code beside your artwork.

Try it on your next printed piece.

Start small: one flat print and one memorable reveal.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do viewers need an app or an account?

No. Viewers open your link or QR code in a supported phone browser, allow camera access and point at the print. An internet connection is required.

Can I try it for free?

Yes. You can try the editor without an account and create an account when you publish. The free plan includes commercial use, with limits on published designs and monthly scans. See Pricing for current allowances.

Which surfaces should I start with?

Choose a flat, detailed printed surface and test a physical sample before a print run. Matte finishes help avoid glare. Curved bottles, cans and flexible fabric are not supported by this print workflow.