Lens Studio
by Snap Inc.
Lens Studio is Snap's free AR development platform for building Lenses across Snapchat, Spectacles, web and mobile apps.
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Lens Studio is Snap's free AR development platform for building Lenses across Snapchat, Spectacles, web and mobile apps.
Lens Studio is Snap's AR-first developer platform for building Lenses such as selfie effects, shoppable try-on experiences and world-facing AR. It includes a GenAI suite for creating ML models and 2D and 3D assets from text or image prompts, plus an AI Assistant trained on Snap's learning material.
Developers work in JavaScript or TypeScript with plugins and package management, and can use Connected Lenses and the Sync Framework for spatial work on Spectacles. Lenses can reach Snapchat, Spectacles, and web and mobile applications through Camera Kit. Snap describes Lens Studio as free.
Key features
Product details
Vendor
Snap Inc.
Category
Augmented Reality Dev
Pricing model
free
Starting price
Free
Free trial
No
Deployment
Desktop, Snapchat, Spectacles, Web, Mobile
Company size
Individual creators, developers, brands and agencies
Pricing
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