About this app

Captum allows users to view an immersive experience by scanning any Captum-ed target image. In minutes, marketers and creators can build an augmented reality experience using any video and any image.

Before Captum, augmented reality technology was too expensive for businesses to implement effectively, but Captum makes AR video affordable and simple.

How do I play an augmented reality experience?
Download the app to your iPhone or Android device. When you see the Captum logo, simply open the app and point it at the target image and watch the experience come to life.

How do I create?
First, open the Captum app on your mobile device. When you are ready to make your Captum, select "Create" on the bottom of your screen.
We recommend using your own high-quality video up to 90 seconds in length. Videos featuring a short personal greeting, a showcase of products, or a demonstration of services are popular choices. You can select a video stored on your device by selecting the file folder icon, or you can record a video using the app.
The app will automatically use the first frame of your video as the cover image, or you can upload a custom cover image. This image will become your Captum target image.
Images such as business cards, ads, signs, and logos work well.

Captum Features:
Augmented Reality -
Make augmented reality ads out of any static image – flyers, business cards, and more – the possibilities are endless, right from your phone in everyday life.

AR Made Easy -
Create AR experiences using any video and any image – just point, shoot, publish, and print.

Advertise Your Business -
Embed links to websites, product pages, social media, and more to give your customers access to engage with your business.

Enhance Your Advertising -
Customers can download the Captum app and scan your target image and see your advertising come to life right in the palm of their hands.

New features

Minor improvements

App Permissions

Allows applications to access information about Wi-Fi networks.
Required to be able to access the camera device.
Allows an application to record audio.
Allows applications to open network sockets.
Allows applications to access information about networks.
Allows an application to write to external storage.
Allows an application to read from external storage.
Allows using PowerManager WakeLocks to keep processor from sleeping or screen from dimming.