How WebAR works on each device
iPhones and iPads open the USDZ model in Apple Quick Look; Android phones open the GLB in Google Scene Viewer. Both are built into the operating system, so there is nothing to install and nothing to maintain — the product page just needs the right files and markup.
Real size is the whole point
WebAR renders the model at its true dimensions on the shopper's floor. That answers the question static photos never can — will it fit, and will it overwhelm the room? — which is where furniture purchase hesitation and returns actually start.
One link works everywhere
A hosted WebAR page needs no SDK or app-store review. Put the link on product pages, in ads, in email campaigns, or behind a showroom QR code; desktop visitors get a QR hand-off to their phone.
WebAR vs native AR apps
Native apps offer custom UI but demand installation, two codebases, and ongoing maintenance — a barrier almost no furniture shopper crosses. WebAR trades pixel-perfect control for zero friction, which is why furniture retailers overwhelmingly ship it instead.