AR Tracking for Interactive Experiences

Explore AR tracking on Kivicube: image, face, body, plane, landmark, and more. Create immersive WebAR experiences directly in browsers.

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AR Tracking

What Is AR Tracking?

AR tracking is the technology that allows digital content to stay anchored in the real world using a device’s camera. Different types of AR tracking define how and where your experience is presented, whether it’s attached to an image, surface, face, or physical location.

Types of AR Tracking in Kivicube

Image Tracking

Image Tracking

Place AR content on an image and keep it anchored during the experience.

World Tracking (SLAM)

World Tracking (SLAM)

Detect real-world surfaces such as tables and floors and put AR content on it.

Body Tracking

Body Tracking

Attach AR content to the human body in real time using Kivicube’s realtime tracking technology.

Face Tracking

Face Tracking

AR face tracking detects and track the user’s face in real time to apply AR effects.

Rotation Tracking

Rotation Tracking

By utilizing the gyroscope built into mobile devices, AR content can be positioned around users, enabling smart tracking.

Landmark Tracking

Landmark Tracking

Capture real-world landmarks and anchor AR content to them with high precision.

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Image Tracking AR

Image tracking allows you set an image or a photo as a target and you can freely add assets on them. It is perfect for campaigns, product packaging, artworks and print.

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World Tracking AR

World tracking AR also known as plane detection or SLAM. Detect real-world surfaces like tables or floors and place AR content that stays fixed in space. Ideal for product visualization, virtual placement, and AR portals.

Body Tracking AR

Body tracking AR supports realtime tracking human body movement to create immersive AR experiences. Great for fashion, interactive storytelling and creative AR effect.

Face Tracking AR

Attach AR effects directly to the user’s face in real time. Widely used for social media AR filters, glasses tryon, mask try-on and branded campaigns.

Landmark Tracking AR

Anchor AR content to real-world buildings and landmarks. Perfect for tourism, city experiences, and large-scale campaigns.

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Rotation Tracking AR

Display floating AR content without needing markers or surfaces. Ideal for quick campaigns, games, and immersive storytelling.

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Spatial Tracking AR

Spatial AR allows you to scan entire environments such as streets, rooms, or facilities and anchor AR content within them.

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Rotation Tracking AR

Display floating AR content without needing markers or surfaces. Ideal for quick campaigns, games, and immersive storytelling.

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Spatial Tracking AR

Spatial AR allows you to scan entire environments such as streets, rooms, or facilities and anchor AR content within them.

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Why AR Tracking Matters

AR tracking determines how immersive and stable your AR experience feels. The right tracking method brings solid values.

Increase user engagement
Create more realistic interactions
Adapt AR experiences to different real-world scenarios

How Kivicube Simplifies AR Tracking

Code Free

No-code editor for all tracking types.

Prebuilt Templates

Ready-to-use templates for different scenarios.

Instant WebAR

Publish instantly via WebAR. No app downloading.

Cross Browser

Works across iOS and Android browsers.

FAQs

WebAR tracking is the technology that supports you to run AR effects directly in a mobile web browser, without downloading a separate app.

AR tracking uses a device’s camera and sensor to detect and follow real-world references, such as images, faces, or surroundings. By using advanced algorithms like SLAM, it builds a real-time tracking experience with high precision.

The main types of AR tracking are:

  • Image Tracking AR: Set an image as a target and add assets.
  • World Tracking AR: Detect surfaces like tables or floors and place AR content.
  • Body Tracking AR: Track human body movement.
  • Face Tracking AR: Attach AR effects to the user’s face.
  • Landmark Tracking AR: Anchor AR content to landmarks.
  • Installation Tracking AR: Recognize installations or sculptures to trigger AR.
  • Rotation Tracking AR: Display floating AR without markers or surfaces.
  • Spatial Tracking AR: Scan streets, rooms, or facilities and anchor AR content.

It depends on your specific needs. For example, for product packaging, choose Image Tracking. For social media filters or glasses try‑on, choose Face Tracking. For virtual furniture placement or AR portals, choose World Tracking (SLAM). Choosing a professional AR maker like Kivicube can meet all your needs.

Most modern smartphones support WebAR tracking in Kivicube. You can create and run your AR creation directly in the browser on your iPhone or Android device.

No. With Kivicube, you can create AR experiences directly in a web-based no-code editor. You don’t need to build or install a native app. Your viewers don’t need an app either. They simply scan a QR code or click a link to open the AR experience in their browser.

WebAR tracking works instantly in a browser, no app download required. App‑based AR requires users to download and install a native app first.

It depends on the campaign goal. For print ads, product packaging, or posters, Image Tracking is the most common and reliable choice. For social media branded face filters, Face Tracking works best. Kivicube supports various tracking types and can surely meet your goals.