Kivicube
Create AR experiences with AI, no code required!
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Create immersive AR experiences with AI, no code required. Meet Kivicube AR Agent, a new way to create WebAR experiences with natural language. Simply describe what you want and let AI bring your ideas to life. Create interactive elements, animations, UI, and experience pages with simple prompts. You can also use Kivicube’s visual editor for full creative control. Start with a template or your own assets. Customize your experience with powerful AR interactions in just a few clicks!
Create augmented reality online with Kivicube. Our no‑code WebAR platform offers ready-made templates and supports drag‑and‑drop editing. Build AR for free!
Get Inspired Get Inspired Explore real-world WebAR campaigns that deliver fresh ideas and solid values. Start by signing up for free. Then duplicate a ready-made template, or create a new scene from scratch. Add your own images, 3D models, or videos with drag-and-drop editing. Then set interactions and make other fine adjustments. Publish your creation and share it with a link or QR code. Everyone can experience your WebAR creation through their phone's camera. Experience AR creation at no cost. Everyone gets 2 free projects to start. Explore now! Discover what sets Kivicube apart and why our WebAR tools outperform others. For individuals. Get started with essential tools and 2 free AR…from kivicube.com
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