Tag Archives: AR filters

A look at World Cup 2022 offerings from our friends at Snap and Rakuten Viber. Naturally, we focus on AR, but there’s more than filters to these celebrations.

A look at an AR activation by ROSE helping Mastercard and Mastercard holders donate to cancer research through Stand Up to Cancer for up to $5M.

Snap Partner Summit highlights include an AR shopping optimized Camera Kit SDK, updates to Lens Studio and the Lens Network, and a partnership with LiveNation. And a drone.

Top retailer Saks works with Yahoo Creative Studios to create three AR selfie filters for Instagram featuring a selection of holiday gift products.

Become a werewolf, see Michael Meyers outside, or blow a devilish kiss. Dress up your Bitmoji, send fun stickers, and check out the spooky Snap Map. Snapchat has you covered this spooky season.

A partnership with a fine arts dealer and with an ASL machine learning project sound pretty different. But, are they, really? Snap doesn’t think so.

The partnership between Snap and Viber is a “win-win situation” for them, as well as for consumers in an AR messaging world currently monopolized by Facebook.

Multipeer AR filters would allow Facebook video chat users to share an interactive AR experience. But this exciting advancement comes with considerations.

What we thought was going to be a boring stuffed-suit convention turned out to be one of the most exciting AR presentations ever. Well played, Snap.

Mike Cadoux, the General Manager of The Glimpse Group subsidiary QReal, discusses how augmented reality is enhancing the value of digital personas.

The release builds on the AR features that Snapchat users got their hands on last summer and makes good on Snap promises from Lens Fest in December.

Over the past year, Snapchat lenses have helped us mask up, express concern, and experience joy. Lens fest looked back at 2020 and forward to the future.

Squad has teamed up with Snap to utilize Camera Kit, an augmented reality tool, and to provide people with more creative outlets amid the pandemic.

8th Wall’s newest WebAR tool Face Effects dropped this week and ARPost got the inside scoop from VP of Product Tom Emrich and Interaction Designer Rigel Benton.

  Until very recently, AR filters from social media were the exclusive domain of platform developers. However, recently, platforms have...