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Some visuals don’t just play on stage — they invite the crowd to take part from their phones. The audience scans a QR code, joins from a web page, and what they do shows up live on the game window. No app to install, no accounts to hand out at the door.

An audience-enabled visual: the crowd joins from their phones and takes part live

How it works

1

The visual brings the interaction

Audience features are built into the visual itself. When you get an audience-enabled visual from the marketplace, everything it needs to run the crowd layer comes with it — you don’t wire anything up.
2

A QR code appears on the game window

When you start the experience, the visual automatically generates a QR code and shows it on stage. That single code is the door in for the whole room.
3

The audience joins and takes part

Anyone who scans the code opens the audience web page on their phone and can start participating right away — reacting, voting, or contributing, depending on the visual.
There’s nothing to configure ahead of time for the audience to join. Starting an audience-enabled experience is what makes the QR code and the interactions available.

What audiences can do

The kind of participation depends on the visual — from a quick reaction to submitting their own content. The two experiences below show the range, from a head-to-head competition to a shared, collaborative moment.

Competitive — AI Image Contest

The audience creates AI images from their phones, the entries are projected on stage, and the crowd reacts to their favorites. Reactions fire off effects on stage and a winner is crowned at the end.

Collaborative — Light it up

Each person is given a piece of the stage. Everyone taps together to light up their space, and the whole room works toward filling the stage with color.
Stage showing a submitted AI image with a burst of reaction effects and a live tally of entries

AI Image Contest — entries projected on stage with live reactions

Stage grid of hexagons lighting up in color with a join QR code in the corner

Light it up — the audience lights up the stage together

Where to go next

QR code & joining

How the QR code is generated and how the audience gets in from their phones.

Interactions

The common ways an audience can take part — reactions, votes, polls, and more.

Game shows

Run a full competitive experience end to end, from setup to crowning a winner.