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A free, browser-based AR development tool. Import assets, animate, add interactive logic, and share augmented reality with a single link - no native app development.
A live taste of the editor - drag to spin the solar system, tap a planet, recolour it.
A complete, modern toolset - import, build, animate, add logic, and share real AR experiences, all in an open web app.
Images, video, audio and 3D models (glTF/GLB) - you can even convert FBX and OBJ files right in the browser.
Drop in ready-made 3D primitives and 2D shapes, then position them with on-screen gizmos.
Compose several scenes, group objects, move the pivot point - all with full undo and redo.
Animate position, rotation, scale and opacity on a timeline, with named clips and a curve editor.
Style surfaces with a Blender-style materials node graph - metal, glass, matte and more.
Wire events to actions with a drag-and-drop node editor: on tap, go to scene, play sound, and more.
Track scores and state with variables, operators and if / while / for logic - no code required.
Fire an On Collision event when two objects touch - perfect for games and interactive quizzes.
Lay text, images, video and buttons over the AR view, fixed to the screen like a game HUD.
Point a phone at a target image and your content appears anchored on top - on iOS and Android.
Go markerless: place your content anywhere in the room, with no printed target needed.
Publish to get a link and QR code. Anyone can open it on their phone - no app install.
Start from scratch and add your first scene.
Import assets, place them, animate, and add logic.
Publish, then scan the QR on a phone to see it in AR.
The short version of what people ask before they start building augmented reality with AR Works.
Yes. The free plan includes the full editor and lets you publish an augmented reality experience to a shareable link and QR code, free forever. Paid plans add more projects, storage and larger asset uploads.
No. Published experiences open straight in the phone browser from a link or QR code, on recent iPhones (Safari) and Android phones (Chrome).
No. You build scenes visually, and wire up interactivity with drag-and-drop logic nodes - events, actions, variables, and even if / while / for logic - without writing any code.
Yes. glTF and GLB import directly, and FBX or OBJ files are converted to GLB right in your browser - including animations embedded in the model.
Image tracking anchors your content to a printed picture, poster or worksheet. World tracking places content in the room around the viewer - with surface placement on WebXR-capable Android devices, and a camera view with gyro look-around on other phones.
An AR SDK is a code library you build a native app around. AR Works is a no-code AR development tool that runs in the browser: no app builds, no app stores, and sharing your work is just a link.
Yes. The Education plan adds teacher-managed student accounts, class groups and invite links - and students never handle billing.
More questions? Read the documentation or the blog, or send us a message below.
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