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Video Editor SDK | API
- Core video editing: trimming, merging, drafts
- Picture-in-picture (“Duet”)
- Augmented reality & video effects
- Compatible with React Native and Flutter
- Quick integration
Face AR SDK
- Face tracking
- Hand tracking & gesture recognition
- AR SDK for Unity, face filter SDK for iOS/Android, and other platform-specific versions
- Virtual backgrounds & Color filters
TINT Virtual Try-On
- Realistic virtual products
- Personalized recommendations
- AI seasonal color analysis
- Quick integration
- New collection digitization in under 48 hours
Powerful Features of Banuba AR SDKs
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Face tracking
The face tracking SDK provides a foundation for other related technologies, from 3D masks to AR for surgery.
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Video editing
Augmented reality video editing enhances the core features like trimming and captions.
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Hand tracking
Hand tracking allows for virtual try-on of rings and bracelets, as well as touchless interfaces.
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Virtual backgrounds
This feature lets users replace everything behind them with AR backgrounds – no green screen needed.
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Beauty AR
Beauty AR subtly removes skin imperfections and helps the users look their best on camera.
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Virtual Try-On
Realistic virtual try-on of makeup, jewelry, eyewear, headwear, accessories, and much more.
Customer Stories That Inspire
AR SDK can improve your business in dozens of ways
- Add-to-cart rate boosted from 3% to 32%
- Virtual try-on for select makeup categories
- All the covered products sold out, customers asking for more
- Virtual backgrounds, scripting engine, rendering engine, face touch-up
- The application is installed on over 500,000 devices
- 20 million installs
- Over 4 billion matches
- Virtual backgrounds, 3D filters, touch-up, interactive effects
- 4.6/5 on PlayMarket, 4.9/5 on AppStore
- Over 20 million downloads
- Users create and share entertaining content using video editing features and effects
- Awards based on how viral the video becomes
- Uniquely Indianised AR filters
- Video and audio editing tools similar to TikTok
- Over 4 million installs
- Over 100,000 monthly active players
- Top-grossing NFT-powered mobile game
- $7,000 average price of a sold NFT
- The entire line of brand’s beauty products available for virtual try-on
- Gamification, reviews, recommendations, social features
- The first mobile app of this kind in Indonesia
Getting started with Banuba SDKs
Kickstart your AR development journey with Banuba’s 14-day free trial and detailed documentation:
Video Editor SDK/API, Face AR SDK
Why Banuba
- Over 120 customers across the globe
- More than 9 years in the AR market
- Core features, AR effects, backgrounds, AI clipping, and more
- Integration in as little as 8 minutes
- Optimized for low- and high-end devices
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AR SDK stands for Augmented Reality Software Development Kit. It is a ready-made module that can be integrated with other software and enhance it with relevant features: virtual try-on, beauty effects, background replacement, etc. It is helpful for the companies that need AR development but don’t have the know-how or the developers for it.
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Face AR SDK and Video Editor SDK are priced per month per platform. The license cost also depends on the features you want, custom development you may or may not require, and payment period – yearly upfront payment is discounted. Send us a message to get detailed pricing for the product you are interested in.
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AR App means Augmented Reality App – a piece of software that has augmented reality features. The term is very broad, as it includes anything an AR developer can make: games (e.g. Pokemon GO), virtual try-on platforms like TINT, software for indoor navigation, dental tech apps and more.
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AR is used for everything from repairing military vehicles to gaming and photo booth software. While AR development is complicated and requires special knowledge, you can use an SDK, library, or framework to add the necessary features without developing them from scratch.
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SDK is a software development kit – an off-the-shelf software product designed to be easily integrated with completed apps or projects in development. It lets companies quickly add new features to their products without investing too much money.
The term has many similarities with others, for example an augmented reality SDK could just as well be called “augmented reality framework” or “augmented reality library.”
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Making augmented reality requires programming skills, especially in the fields of computer vision and machine learning. You would also need domain-specific knowledge, e.g. if you want to make cosmetics try-on, you’ll have to learn about various characteristics of makeup.
If you don’t want to become an AR developer yourself but want to add certain functionalities to an app, your best bet would be to use an augmented reality software development kit. It lets you quickly get the necessary features without making them from the ground up.