Two elements of one experience
A QR code can open a page with a video, a form or an offer. Augmented reality, in turn, adds a digital layer to the view of a real material. In a scenario for bringing print to life, the phone recognises a prepared graphic and a video appears on the screen in place of the image.
A simple entry first
The recipient sees a short instruction and a start code on the flyer. They open the experience in the browser, allow the camera and point the phone at the indicated graphic. Scanning the code alone does not yet launch image recognition.
When is an ordinary video enough?
If the goal is only to deliver a long set of instructions, a simple page with a video may be the best solution. When you want to show a speaking portrait, an animated cover or a scene set on the printout, we design an AR experience.
What does Runvido prepare?
We choose the way in, the graphic layout, the video content and the next step. The material can lead to contact, a booking or a shop. Before printing, we check the entire scenario on the agreed devices.