Guides on bringing physical art to life.
Practical explainers on WebAR for prints, posters and cards — how the technology works, how to get the best out of it, and how to keep your work alive for the long run.
Upload the artwork, put a video or 3D model on it, print the QR code: what to prepare, and how to test it on a phone.
Animate the painting with an AI video tool or your own footage, then play the clip on the painting itself.
Interart demonstrations with camera footage and editor previews, plus the choices behind each effect.
The five rules of a reference photo that locks instantly — and the invisible mistakes (screens, crops, filters) that quietly break tracking.
Fingerprint, match, solve, follow — the whole pipeline in plain language, and why it runs in a browser with nothing uploaded.
Two jobs, often confused: the QR is the doorway, the artwork is the marker — and where each one belongs.
Yes — when the code is built out of the artwork. One printed sheet can open the link and anchor the AR; the guide also says when to keep them apart.
Aero, Spark AR and 8th Wall all shut down between January 2025 and February 2026. The three questions that predict whether your published work survives.
Making something specific? Start from the use-case guides: WebAR for artists · AR posters · AR trading cards · galleries · art prints
Ready to bring yours to life?
Start from a photo of your art — the first reveal takes minutes.