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Give every print another story.

A poster, a package, a page. Upload the print, add a video, share a QR. Anyone opens it with a scan, no app. The Pro Scene Composer (beta) adds 3D, green-screen video, text, and sound.

A teacher and two children use a phone to view a butterfly learning card in a classroom.
Learning cards become a closer look
One printOne videoOne QR codeA new experienceOr a whole scene

HOW IT WORKS

From printed page
to playable moment.

The free plan keeps to one flow: pick an image, place a video over it, let people find it with their phone. See the full walkthrough

01

Choose a print

A poster, flyer, card, package, or page you already print. The artwork itself is the trigger — no special marker.

02

Add a video

Fit it to the print's shape so it feels like part of the paper. MP4, up to 50 MB.

03

Share the scan

A QR opens the camera page in the browser. Point at the print, the video plays on it.

PRO · BETA Want more than one video? The Pro Scene Composer turns step 02 into a 3D scene. See how it works

ON THE PRINT

One print.
Seven kinds of layer.

The free plan plays one video. The Pro Scene Composer stacks up to 20 items on the same print, each with its own place, timing, and motion.

Video

Plays flat on the print, or floats above it.

Free: 1 · Pro: up to 3

Green-screen video

Key out the backdrop so a person or product stands on the paper.

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Image

PNG and WebP with transparency, placed anywhere in 3D.

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3D model

GLB or glTF, with its animations. Spin it, float it, play a clip on tap.

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Text

Four type styles, outline, backing plate. Up to 500 characters.

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Audio

A soundtrack, or spatial sound that gets louder as you lean in.

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Shapes & lights

Six primitives with real materials, lit by up to four lights.

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20

items on one print, each with its own place, timing, and motion.

Everything runs in the phone's browser. No app, no download. All Composer features

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Build a scene
in three steps.

Same tracking as the free plan, with a full scene on top instead of a single video.

  1. STEP 01

    Upload the print

    The same artwork you send to the printer. ZMediaAR compiles it into a tracking target in your browser.

  2. The Composer with its Files list on the left and a clay vessel model standing on a printed exhibit poster, the move handles drawn on it
    STEP 02

    Add and arrange

    Drop in video, images, 3D, text, and sound. Move, rotate, and scale each one on the print. Pick when it appears and how it moves.

  3. STEP 03

    Publish and scan

    Get a share link and a framed QR. Scan it, point at the print, and the scene reveals itself.

Illustrations of the Composer's panels: the upload step with a tracking-quality meter, the add-items step with seven item types and a list of scene items, and the publish step with a framed QR code and a share link.

THE COMPOSER

A scene editor
that fits in a browser tab.

Outliner on the left, the print in the middle, every setting on the right. What you see in the editor is what the phone shows.

The same scene in the Composer: a printed card carrying a headline on a dark plate, a floating 3D gem, a NEW badge and a See the Pro page button, shown large in the editor's 3D viewport with the move handles on the gem, and the same scene in the in-browser preview in a phone-shaped frame.
Left: the editor's 3D viewport in your browser. Right: the in-browser preview of the same scene in a phone-shaped frame. The phone viewer tracks your printed marker.

Try the Composer — no sign-up What's in the Composer

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Green screen

Key the backdrop out so a person stands on the paper, not in a rectangle.

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Animated 3D

Import a GLB, pick a clip, loop it. The model is sized to the print for you.

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Sound with a place

Spatial audio gets louder as the phone moves toward the source.

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Tap actions

Tap a model to open a link. Tap a video to pause it.

PLANS

Start free.
Go further
when you need to.

Both use the same tracking and the same no-app viewer. Full plan details

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Free

$0 while we're in beta

  • One video per print
  • Up to 5 published experiences
  • Image tracking included
  • QR code, one-pager, view counts
Create a free experience
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Pro

By request during the beta

  • The scene editor, plus everything in Free
  • Up to 20 items per print: video, green-screen, images, 3D, text, audio, lights, shapes
  • Enter and idle animations, delays, tap actions
  • Per-scene analytics Coming soon
Request access

WHERE WE ARE

A public beta,
with the edges showing.

ZMediaAR is free while we test it with real prints, real phones, and real feedback. The Composer is newer still, so Pro is by request until it's steady. Here's what's done and what isn't.

Shipped

  • One video on a print, with QR, one-pager, and view counts
  • Image tracking on the real print, no app
  • Pose stabilizer and scan-reveal intro
  • Framed, titled QR export (PNG and SVG)

In beta

  • Scene Composer: video, images, 3D, text, audio, lights, shapes
  • Green-screen video
  • 3D models with animation
  • Enter and idle animations, delays, replay on re-find
  • Tap actions: open a link, play or pause

Coming soon

  • Per-scene analytics beyond view counts
  • Pro pricing and self-serve upgrade

Read the roadmap on the Pro page

QUESTIONS

A few things
people ask first.

The short answers to what people usually want to know before they try ZMediaAR.

Do people need to install an app?

No. The viewer opens straight in the phone's browser — Safari on iPhone, Chrome on Android — after they scan the QR code or tap the link.

What kind of image works best?

A high-contrast, detailed, non-repetitive image printed on matte paper tracks best. The how-it-works page has the full list of tips.

What's the difference between Free and Pro?

Free plays one video on one print. Pro opens the Scene Composer: up to 20 items — video, green-screen, images, 3D models, text, audio, lights, and shapes — each with its own position, timing, and motion. Both use the same tracking and the same no-app viewer.

Does the Composer need 3D skills?

No. If you can place a sticker, you can place a model. Import a GLB and the Composer sizes it to the print; position, rotation, and animation are simple controls.