This burger is life-size — about 13 cm across, just like the real thing. On a phone, tap View in AR and point your camera at your table: the dish appears in front of you, to scale, before you order. That moment of "seeing it on my table" is what lifts orders for restaurants using our AR menus.
Drag to rotate · scroll or pinch to zoom · on a phone tap View in AR to place it in your space at real size.
An AR menu lets a diner see any dish on their own table, at real portion size, before ordering — using nothing but their phone browser. A QR code on the table card or printed menu opens the experience instantly; there is no app to download, which is why scan-to-view rates stay high.
The commercial logic is simple: photos flatter and disappoint, but a life-size 3D dish sets accurate expectations and nudges diners toward higher-value items they can actually visualise. Restaurants also use AR menus to showcase specials, desserts and platters that rarely get ordered from text descriptions. Each dish is modelled once — from your food photography or a short scanning session — and reused across the menu, table cards, delivery pages and social campaigns.
This demo is built with the same stack we use for clients: GLB models for Android and web, USDZ for Apple Quick Look, and markerless surface tracking. Read more on our AR menus for restaurants service page, see AR menus for UK restaurants, or request a quote with your own menu.