Magic Mirror
Turn any screen into a magic mirror.
A big screen people walk up to and see themselves in. Run AR games, virtual try-on, and photobooths at events, in stores, and at attractions, built with an AI agent and running in a browser.
What runs on it
Games, try-on, and photobooths.
A portrait screen with a camera that people walk up to and see themselves in. Built for stands, stores, galleries, and attractions.
Virtual try-on
Face and hand tracking put glasses, make-up, hats, jewellery, or watches on the person in front of the camera.
AR game
A short game played with face, hands, or body on the big screen. Scores and leaderboards keep people playing.
Photobooth / videobooth
A branded look guests pose in. The mirror captures a photo or video, and guests scan a QR code to take it home.
What you need
A screen, a webcam, and a browser.
No special hardware and no app to install. If it can open a web page, it can be a Magic Mirror.
A portrait screen
Any TV or display, turned on its side. People walk up and see themselves in it.
A webcam
Mounted on the screen, facing the people in front of it.
A computer with a browser
The experience is a web page, so it runs full screen in kiosk mode.
Where it's used
Built for stands, stores, and galleries.
Events & Activations
Magic Mirror games and photobooths or videobooths on site, plus WebAR on guests' phones.
Explore →Retail Experience
Magic Mirror virtual try-on in store and in the window, with the same try-on on shoppers' phones.
Explore →Museums & Attractions
Magic Mirror games and camera effects that put visitors inside the exhibit, plus WebAR trails on their phones.
Explore →
How it works
From your files to a live mirror.
The same four steps as every Vincentt experience. Publish once, then open the link on the mirror.
01
Bring your files
Drop in PSDs, Blender scenes, storyboards, or a quick sketch. Name layers clearly and add a short brief—that's what the agent works from.
02
The agent builds it
Your AI agent turns them into a working camera experience on Vincentt's camera foundation—hand, face, and body tracking, plus ready templates and assets.
03
Preview it on a real phone
Scan a QR code to test it through a real camera while it's being built. Pin feedback right on the live view so everyone sees the same thing.
04
Publish to a link
Go live on a web link people open in their browser, under your own domain if you like. Versions and analytics live in the Vincentt console.
Questions, answered.
What hardware does a Magic Mirror need?
A portrait screen or TV, a webcam, and a computer running a browser. The experience is a web page, so it runs in kiosk mode.
How do people take their photo or video home?
The screen shows a QR code after each capture. People scan it and save the file to their phone.
Can the same experience run on phones too?
Yes. A Magic Mirror runs the same web experience as WebAR, so you can put it on people's phones from a QR code or link as well.
Can we run it on several screens?
Yes. Open the same link on every mirror and update the experience from the console. Every screen picks up the new release.
Build the screen everyone walks up to.
Bring your files, let the agent build it, test it on a real device, and open it on your mirror. Free to start, no credit card needed.