Brands and packaging
Boxes, labels, posters and menus that open a 3D product, a video or a link to buy.
Example: a perfume box that shows the bottle turning above it.
Early access opens in 2027
ARCraft Studio lets anyone turn posters, packaging, menus and labels into augmented reality, or place it on any table or wall. You build it in your browser; people see it by pointing their phone. No app to install, no developers.
Free during early access. English and Arabic from day one.

Four ways to see it
Choose where each experience appears. The same scene works on every phone; the richest modes switch on where the phone supports them.
The scene stands on your poster, page or label and follows it around.
Scan the card once; the scene stays where it is while visitors walk all the way around it.
No card needed. Visitors tap a surface and the scene appears life-size in their room.
Hang a poster, a timeline or a gallery on any wall, then step closer to explore.
How it works
Drop in 3D models, images, video and narration. Place them on your marker, add a quiz or a button, and preview it right away.
Download a print-ready marker with a small QR code. Use your own poster, page or label, and we check that phones can track it.
They scan the code and the experience opens in their browser, anchored to the page. On Android the ARCraft app makes it even faster.
The editor
Build with drag and drop, then press Play to try it exactly as visitors will.


Spin, float, pulse, pop in or slide up, starting with the scene or on a tap.
When tapped: show a panel, play a video, open a link, vibrate. Steps run in order.
Info hotspots, reveal buttons, turntables and titles, wired up and ready to change.
Multi-select, group, align, copy between projects, shortcuts and version history.
Start from a template
Planets circling a glowing Sun.
Hotspots that reveal facts.
A turntable and a shop button.
A message with floating stars.
Tap the right answer.
One link for a whole gallery, book or product line, with a page that lists every experience.
Who it's for
Boxes, labels, posters and menus that open a 3D product, a video or a link to buy.
Example: a perfume box that shows the bottle turning above it.
A stand, a shop window or a brochure that comes alive when people point a phone at it.
Example: a property brochure that opens the flat in 3D on the table.
Labels and worksheets that show what words can't, in the visitor's language.
Example: a solar system that rises off a printed card.
What you get
Move, rotate and scale with your mouse. Undo anything. Your work saves itself.
Taps, quizzes, scores, links and narration, all set up with clicks.
The editor and every experience work right-to-left, with properly shaped Arabic text in 3D.
Experiences collect no personal data and show no ads. Lead forms are switched off for children's content.
Invite colleagues as admins, editors or viewers. Everyone works on the same projects.
See how many people scanned, for how long, and what they tapped, without tracking anyone.
Try it now
Scan the code with your phone, allow the camera, and point it at the card on this screen. The solar system appears on top of it.

Pricing
Try everything
$0/month
For one person or a small shop
$19/month
For a department or an agency
$49/month
For large organisations
$199/month
Early-access prices; they may change before launch. Everything is free during the beta. In Egypt you can pay in EGP.
Questions
No. Experiences open in the phone's browser on Android and iPhone. On Android phones that support Google's ARCore, our free app makes tracking faster, but it's never required.
Any poster, page, card or label with enough visual detail. ARCraft adds a small QR code and tells you if the image will track well before you print.
Yes. Experiences collect no personal data, use no cookies and show no ads. Lead forms are blocked in content marked for children, and photos people take stay on their phone.
Yes. The editor, the experiences and 3D text all support Arabic properly, including right-to-left layout and connected letters. You can offer both languages in one experience.
Recent Android phones in Chrome and iPhones in Safari. Placing objects on a floor or table works best on Android phones with ARCore; image markers work everywhere.
Early access opens in 2027. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when your invitation is ready.
Join the waitlist for early access. One email when it's ready, nothing else.