AR posters: the print stays still. The story doesn't.
An AR poster is a printed poster that plays digital layers — video, animation, text — pinned to it when viewed through a phone camera. With Interart it's WebAR: viewers scan a QR code beside the poster and point their phone, and it plays in the browser. No app, no special printing; the poster's own artwork is the marker.
Composed like a poster, not programmed like an app.
A real poster project in the Interart editor: the artwork is the anchor, split layers animate in front, and "portal" mode lets elements sink behind the poster's frame.
Flip to 3D and see the depth you're building.
The editor's phone preview, moving around the same project — every split layer holds its own depth, which is exactly what viewers see when they move their phone around the printed poster.
Made for walls that need to earn attention
The poster plays the single. A scan becomes a listen — and the date, venue and ticket link float beside the art.
Show the work moving before visitors ever enter. Update the AR content for each new show without reprinting.
A print that animates for whoever hangs it — the AR layer travels with every copy sold, and keeps working forever.
How do you make a poster augmented?
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Upload the poster art
The print file itself, or a straight photo of the printed poster. Detail tracks best.
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Layer the motion
Video, animation, text and 3D — placed exactly where they'll appear, including beyond the poster's edges.
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Print the QR beside it
Publish, get a link and QR code, and put the code next to the poster. Every phone browser can play it.
Full walkthrough: how to create an AR poster · New to browser AR? Start at WebAR for artists.
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.
Give your next poster a second act.
Start from a photo of your art — the first reveal takes minutes.
Questions, answered.
An AR poster is a printed poster that plays digital content — video, animation, text, 3D — pinned to it when viewed through a phone camera. With WebAR the experience runs in the browser: viewers scan a QR code next to the poster and point their phone at it. No app to install.
No. The poster's own artwork is the tracking marker — any normal print works, including posters you have already printed. The QR code that opens the experience sits beside the poster, not on the art.
Free to make and publish: Interart's free plan includes 3 published designs and 100 scans a month, commercial use included, no credit card. Pro is $18/month for 10,000 scans a month and unlimited designs.
Yes. The print never changes — the layers live online. Republish with a new video or new text and every printed poster and QR code shows the updated version on the next scan.