AR art prints: sell the print. Ship the magic with it.
An AR art print is a normal print that plays a living layer — video, motion, sound, story — when the buyer points their phone at it. The whole edition shares one QR code and one published design; the experience runs in the browser with nothing to install, and it keeps working for every collector, forever. Commercial use is included from $0.
What the buyer sees when they move their phone
A real project in the editor's phone preview: layers hold their own depth around the artwork, so the print reads as a diorama from every angle — not a flat video pasted on top.
What the AR layer does for an edition
Every copy of the print is the same artwork to the tracker — 10 or 500 copies share one published design and one QR. Bigger runs cost nothing extra to augment.
A print that animates in a buyer's own hands is its own sales pitch — at fairs and markets, the scan is the moment browsers become buyers.
Process footage, the artist speaking, the piece's lore — attached to the print wherever it hangs, shown to every guest who asks about it.
From edition to living print
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Upload the print file
The same file you send to the printer — or a straight photo of a finished print. Detail tracks best.
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Compose the living layer
Video, motion, sound and text placed on — and beyond — the print. Preview on your own phone before anything ships.
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Ship the QR with every copy
On the certificate of authenticity, the backing board, or an enclosed card — one QR serves the whole edition.
Larger formats: AR posters · Showing work on walls: AR for galleries · The fundamentals: WebAR for artists
Questions, answered.
The print ships like any print. The buyer scans your QR code — on the certificate, the backing board, or an enclosed card — and the artwork plays in their phone browser, pinned to the print on their wall. No app, no account, and it works every time they show it to someone.
One. Every copy of the same print is tracked by the same artwork, so a whole edition — 10 copies or 500 — shares a single published design and QR code. Selling more copies costs nothing extra to augment.
Yes. Commercial use is included on every Interart plan, including free — selling prints, editions and commissions is allowed from $0. The free plan covers 3 published designs and 100 scans a month; Pro ($18/month) lifts that to unlimited designs and 10,000 scans.
On any paid plan, published work on Interart never deactivates — no usage cap or plan change turns off a piece that is already in someone's hands. That promise exists because the alternative is the category's defining failure: platforms that shut off published art stranded thousands of works. The free plan is a trial rather than a home for work you have sold: it includes 100 views a month, and a piece pauses until the next month once those are used.
Open a template, make it yours.
Interart’s AR templates are finished, working designs — open one in the browser editor, swap in your own artwork, and it’s yours. Each one teaches a technique with a built-in guided tour.
No account needed — sign up later and your work comes with you.
Your next edition can move.
Free plan, commercial use included — augment the print before the run ships.