Magic Mirror AR games and camera effects for launches, festivals, conferences, and pop-ups. The camera effect works as a photobooth or videobooth, and WebAR puts the same game or effect on guests' own phones.
Why it works
A big screen that reacts to the people in front of it pulls visitors across the floor. A queue attracts more people.
The photobooth puts a branded photo or clip on every guest's own phone, ready to post.
The mirror runs a web experience, so the same activation runs on every screen at every stop of the tour, and you can update it overnight.
How it runs
On a big screen on site
AR gameCore
Leaderboard games that keep the stand busy all day.
Photobooth / videoboothCore
A branded look guests pose in, captured as a photo or short video they take home with a QR code.
Virtual try-onAlso works
Let guests wear the new collection on launch night.
Plus · On people's own phones
Camera effectAlso works
The same effect on guests' phones from a QR code on the stand, for anyone who can't get to the front of the queue.
AR gameAlso works
Keep the leaderboard going after the event. Guests replay on their phone and share their score.
Image tracking effectAlso works
Posters, tickets, and stand graphics that come alive when guests point their phone at them.
Examples
Festival · AR game
A body-tracked dance or catch game with a live top ten on screen. Winners are announced at the end of each day.
Conference · Camera effect
A camera effect drops guests onto the keynote stage. They scan the QR code and post the clip with the event hashtag.
Festival · Image tracking
Point a phone at the line-up poster and each act's name plays a clip from their set.
Product launch · Try-on
Guests step in front of the mirror and see the new range on themselves, then scan to save the look.
How it works
Start from your stand design, event branding, and the moment you want guests to share.
01
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
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.
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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
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.
Analytics
Every experience reports to the Analytics tab in your Vincentt console. See your busiest days, and how long guests stayed at the mirror.
AR outcomes
Example figuresCounted honestly: the console shows what it could measure, and marks what it couldn't.
No. Run a camera effect on the mirror and it works as your photobooth or videobooth, capturing a photo or video for each guest.
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.
The screen shows a QR code after each capture. Guests scan it and save the file to their phone.
Yes. Open the same link on every mirror and update the experience between events from the console.
Bring your files, let the agent build it, test it on a real device, and publish it to a link. Free to start, no credit card needed.