Blog Web-AR.Studio

WebAR is augmented reality that runs in the phone's browser, with no app. How it works, what it can attach to, what it's used for and where it stops.

How to open your Web-AR.Studio project at your own address: buy a domain, add it in the project settings and set up the DNS record.

A simple path into AR: pick an editor, make a living photo, add interactivity, publish and test, then learn from the numbers. With links to help.

Ten practical rules for AR people finish: a clear call to action, a fast start, content that grows out of the print, and an ending with a next step.

A printed photo that plays a video when you point a phone at it. What to shoot, how to build it in Web-AR.Studio and how to offer it to clients.

Three WebAR games you can build without code (a quiz, a tap game and a treasure hunt), plus how to add a prize at the end and test it.

Eight WebAR campaign formats that open from a QR code, from packaging to try-on, and how to measure them without inventing numbers.

Why some pictures track and others don't: a one-minute check, 7 rules and a test routine for prints, packaging and screens.

Free 3D models, textures, video and sound for AR, what each licence lets you do, and what to do when nothing fits: generate it with AI.

Six AR formats for museums and exhibitions, from living paintings and talking labels to routes and indoor navigation, and how to run a pilot.