Add a digital layer to the printed page.
Newspapers, magazines, catalogs, brochures, programs, newsletters, and specialty publications could connect readers to richer interactive content.
AR Pages is being built to help printers, publishers, agencies, packaging companies, sign shops, and media organizations connect physical print with interactive digital experiences.
AR Pages is exploring shared infrastructure that can help physical media connect people to digital content, interactive campaigns, 3D experiences, places, products, and stories.
Newspapers, magazines, catalogs, brochures, programs, newsletters, and specialty publications could connect readers to richer interactive content.
Boxes, labels, inserts, retail packaging, and product materials could connect buyers to instructions, demonstrations, promotions, or interactive media.
Signs, posters, banners, displays, exhibits, menus, event graphics, and point-of-sale materials could become gateways to digital experiences.
Postcards, mailers, invitations, promotional pieces, and printed offers could become the starting point for measurable digital engagement.
AR Pages is being designed so interactive print can become part of a shared platform rather than requiring every printer, publisher, or campaign to build its own application ecosystem.
Early printers, publishers, agencies, sign companies, packaging providers, and media organizations can join the community now and help influence the tools AR Pages builds next.