Reviewed by: Karan Bhasin
Written by: Aquib Nawab
Credits: FLUX-schnell
Credits: FLUX-schnell
Pepsi turned a simple bus stop into an AR screen, showing tigers, robots, and UFOs. Commuters were shocked by the lifelike illusions, and the campaign quickly became one of the most viral AR ads ever.
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Burger King’s AR feature let users scan rival ads and watch them burn away, revealing a free Whopper. This playful, interactive campaign grabbed attention and created buzz by turning ads into a digital game.
Nike’s AR tool let users see how sneakers looked on their feet using their phone camera. This made online shopping easier, reduced returns, and boosted sales, setting a new trend in virtual fashion.
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IKEA’s AR app let shoppers place virtual furniture in their homes before buying. This helped customers visualize their spaces, making shopping easier and reducing the chances of picking the wrong items.
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Netflix used AR to let fans open a portal to the Upside Down in their homes. The spooky, realistic experience made viewers feel part of the show and helped create massive excitement for the new season.
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L’Oréal’s AR tool allowed users to try on lipstick, foundation, and eyeshadow in real-time using their phone camera. This gave shoppers a fun way to test products before purchasing, boosting online beauty sales.
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Audi’s AR campaign let users explore their dream car in 3D, view it from different angles, and customize it. This realistic experience brought the showroom to their phones, making car shopping more engaging.
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Toyota’s AR experience let users place a virtual GR Supra anywhere and watch it race. The interactive ad thrilled car enthusiasts and showcased the car’s sleek design in an exciting and immersive way.
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Coca-Cola brought holiday joy by adding AR to its Christmas cans, showing festive animations when scanned. The magical experience delighted users and made the holiday campaign even more memorable.
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Adidas launched a limited sneaker drop using AR, where users had to find hidden locations to unlock and buy rare shoes. This gamified shopping experience created massive excitement and sold out instantly.
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