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Create stunning 3D/AR content in minutes, no coding required
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mindy333

Kivicube - Create stunning 3D/AR content in minutes, no coding required

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Drag and drop to create stunning WebAR experiences easily. Kivicube comes with a wide range of ready-made templates for diverse scenarios. Customize visuals, interactions, and rich AR capabilities in minutes, then publish your AR projects online with one click — no coding required. Empower marketers, creators, and businesses to build immersive, professional AR content without technical barriers.

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mindy333
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Kivicube is a no-code WebAR platform that lets marketers, designers, and creators build interactive AR experiences directly in the browser — no app downloads, no coding required. We built it because creating WebAR was either too technical or too expensive for most teams. With drag-and-drop simplicity, 1000+ ready-made templates, and powerful tracking (image, face, body, plane AR), you can turn posters, packaging, business cards, or events into interactive AR experiences in minutes. No complex software. No dev team. Just launch and share via a link or QR code. We’d love your feedback — what would you build with WebAR?
mindy333
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Here’s our AR Business Card template you can duplicate on Kivicube 🪪

Scan it, and a 3D Avatar will show up instantly.

Tap the buttons to visit LinkedIn, Instagram, Discord—all in one WebAR experience.

Want to make your own?

Just log in to Kivicube, search AR Business Card, duplicate this template, and customize it in seconds.

No app, no code！

Alina Petrova

Wow, flowers animations look stunning! Does your tool create animations from static images or videos only?

mindy333
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@alina_petrova3 Kivicube supports multiple asset types: images, videos, GIFs, 3D models, and more. And if you don't have 3D modeling skills, we also support AI-powered model generation — directly from images or text prompts.

Praneeth S

Was generally thinking where web3 rails might be of benefit, and I landed on two thoughts:
i) The template-first WebAR workflow looks like a strong base for a future template/asset marketplace (where stablecoin payout rails could make it cheaper and faster to pay international designers and agency partners?)
ii) Was also thinking that another practical angle is tamper-evident provenance: anchoring AR project/version hashes can help brands prove what was approved and when, without changing your core product UX.

Pretty cool to see - and curious to see where you take this ahead :)