Body AR Tutorial: Make Effects That Follow You | No-Code WebAR with Kivicube
Want to make an AR effect that actually sticks to and moves with a person—like these wings? From start to finish, here’s exactly how.
In this complete tutorial, I‘ll walk you through creating a Body Tracking AR experience from scratch using Kivicube, a no-code WebAR platform. We’ll build a project where 3D effects track a person‘s movements in real-time, and you’ll learn the entire process—from uploading assets to publishing a shareable AR experience.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro & Final Effect Demo
0:27 - Quick Start: Try & Customize a Template
1:12 - Create a New Body AR Scene
1:30 - Upload & Adjust Your 3D Model
1:58 - Animate the Model (Make it Move)
2:13 - Use the Custom Assets Library (No Modeling)
3:05 - Set Up Lighting & Publish
3:22 - Final Scan Test & Creative Ideas
3:33- Change Camera Solution
🛠️ In This Tutorial, You‘ll Learn:
✅ The core concepts of Body AR (Body Tracking Augmented Reality).
✅ How to navigate Kivicube’s no-code interface for WebAR creation.
✅ To import, position, and animate 3D models so they follow body movement.
✅ To enhance your scene with lighting and publish instantly via QR code.
🌟 Why Kivicube?
Kivicube is a web-based, no-code AR platform that turns complex AR development into a visual drag-and-drop process. Create, publish, and share interactive experiences directly from your browser—no app downloads or specialized hardware required.
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✨ Next Steps:
Try it free: Start creating at [www.kivicube.com].
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Comment below: What Body AR effect will you build first?