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Integration Options: Multi-item AR

Learn what Multi-item AR is and how it works

The Vizbl platform offers several ways to integrate 3D and AR experiences into your website. In this article, we’ll introduce one of our most advanced integration options — Multi-item AR.

What Is Multi-item AR

Multi-item AR lets users place and view multiple objects in augmented reality — all at the same time.

In this mode, users can:

  • Place objects on any surface — floors, walls, or even ceilings.
  • Change colors of objects while viewing.
  • Add multiple copies of the same item.

For example, you can position two chairs of different colors in a space and hang a painting above them — all within one AR session.

All the objects you’ve uploaded to the Vizbl platform are available for selection in this mode.

This is a unique Vizbl technology — unlike other AR services, Vizbl allows users to try multiple objects together in one experience.

How Multi-item AR Works

You can link the Multi-item AR experience to any interactive element on your website — a button, image, or icon (for example, a "View in place" button on a product page).

Here’s how it works step-by-step:

  1. Tap “View in your space” on the object’s page to launch the AR experience.
  2. Place your first object in the environment.
  3. Tap the “+” button to add another item.
  4. Choose an additional object from your Vizbl catalog.
  5. Position the new object where it fits best.

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Multi-item AR works on all iOS devices and most Android devices.

Integration is available for Premium objects only.

When to Use Multi-item AR

Multi-item AR is an excellent fit if you:

  • Sell products across multiple categories — like furniture, dĂ©cor, and lighting. Customers can try several items at once and see how they complement each other in a real setting.
  • Offer product sets or bundles — such as bedroom furniture or kitchen collections. Show customers how items look together in one cohesive layout.
  • Work in interior design — give clients the ability to experiment with object placement and visualize design concepts directly in their own space.