AR QR code generator

Turn a 3D model into an AR QR code

Upload a GLB, GLTF or USDZ file and get a QR code that opens your model in augmented reality. People scan it with their normal phone camera and see the product in their own space, at real size. No app to install.

Free account: 3 models, live 24 hours, plain QR code. Pro, $5 a month: 20 models that never expire, your logo and colours on the code.

How it works

Make an AR QR code in four steps

Upload your 3D model

Drop a GLB, GLTF or USDZ file (up to 60MB) on the upload page. GLB works best on both iPhone and Android.

Get your link and QR code

ARView creates a shareable AR link and a QR code for the model straight away.

Design the code

With Pro, add your logo, change colours and dot style, add a frame and a call to action like "Scan to view in AR".

Download and print

Download PNG or SVG, up to print size. Test it on two phones, then put it on packaging, menus, posters or cards.

Where to use it

Put AR on anything printed

Product packaging

A code on the box lets buyers see the product assembled, at real size, before they open it or when they decide to buy another.

Catalogues and brochures

Furniture, lighting and decor catalogues can link every item to a 3D model customers place in their own room.

Restaurant menus

Diners scan a code and see the dish on their table before ordering. See 3D menus for restaurants.

Trade shows and showrooms

Show the full range without shipping every product. Each stand card opens a different model.

Business cards and flyers

Designers, architects and 3D artists can put a piece of their work on a card that people can see in AR.

3D on the printed page

Want the product to appear standing on the printed image itself? Use 3D on Print. For a video on the image, use Video AR.

Free vs Pro

What you get on each plan

FeatureFreePro, $5/moPro+, $10/moBusiness, $25/mo
AR link and QR code for each modelYesYesYesYes
3D models3204080
How long models stay live24 hoursNever expireNever expireNever expire
Logo, colours, frame and label on the QR codeNoYesYesYes
Download PNG and SVG for printYesYesYesYes
AnalyticsView countsDevice, country+ CSV export+ CSV export
ARView badge on the viewerShownShownRemovedRemoved

Printing a code? Use Pro, so the model does not expire after 24 hours while the code is still out in the world.

Print tips

Make sure every scan works

Questions

AR QR code FAQ

What is an AR QR code?

An AR QR code is a normal QR code that links to a 3D model or AR experience. When someone scans it with their phone camera, the model opens in augmented reality, so they can place it in their own space and walk around it.

Do people need an app to scan an AR QR code?

No. The built-in camera on iPhone and Android reads the code, and the model opens in the phone browser using Apple Quick Look or Google Scene Viewer.

Which 3D file formats can I use?

GLB, GLTF and USDZ, up to 60MB. GLB is the best choice because it works on both iPhone and Android.

Is the AR QR code generator free?

You can make an AR QR code free with a free account (3 models, each live for 24 hours, plain black and white code). For anything you print, use Pro at $5 a month: 20 models that never expire, and your logo, colours and a frame on the code.

How big should I print an AR QR code?

At least 2 x 2 cm on packaging and business cards, and larger on posters that people scan from a distance. Keep strong contrast, leave a clear margin around the code, and test it on an iPhone and an Android phone before printing.

Can I change the 3D model after printing the QR code?

The QR code points to the model's ARView link. Keep that model in your account (Pro models never expire) and the printed code keeps working.

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Make your first AR QR code

Upload a 3D model and scan the code with your own phone in a minute. Free to try.

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