Art that opens a story.
- REGISTERED IMAGE
- A print, illustrated label, or exhibition card
- LINKS TO
- A portfolio, process video, or product page
Give someone who likes the work a clear next step while the original design stays the focus.
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Image-to-link · Controlled pilotPoint at the picture.
Point at the picture.
Open what’s next.
Connect a registered image to a useful web destination. Turn artwork, packaging, posters, and cards into a next step someone can take.
Open VizLatch. Frame the registered image. Confirm the destination.
Matching depends on the image, lighting, and camera angle.
THE IDEA IS SIMPLEA familiar image.
A familiar image.
A useful next step.
VizLatch connects a registered image to a web destination. The image becomes the cue; the visitor stays in control.
- 01 / REGISTER
Choose the image and link.
Upload a distinctive image you have permission to use. Give it a name and a website destination.
- 02 / POINT
Open VizLatch and scan.
Use the scanner or choose a photo. Frame the full registered image in good light.
- 03 / CHOOSE
Check where it leads.
When there is a confident match, VizLatch shows the destination hostname. You decide whether to open it.
FROM PRINT TO POSSIBILITYWhat could your
What could your
image open?
Start with one image and one action worth taking. These are illustrative use cases to test in the pilot.
A poster with somewhere to go.
- REGISTERED IMAGE
- An event poster or distinctive program cover
- LINKS TO
- Tickets, the current schedule, or venue information
Keep the same registered artwork and update its destination as the event moves from announcement to opening night.
Packaging that keeps talking.
- REGISTERED IMAGE
- A distinctive package front or product insert
- LINKS TO
- Care instructions, a refill page, or the maker’s story
Connect the moment someone holds a product with useful information or a return visit.
Your card. Their next step.
- REGISTERED IMAGE
- A designed business card or promotional postcard
- LINKS TO
- A booking page, portfolio, or contact page
Help a conversation continue online without asking someone to type a long address.
Keep the creative.
Change the connection.
Your printed image can stay the same while you edit its destination in Manage. Pause a registration when you need to stop it resolving, or delete it when it is no longer needed.
VizLatch is useful when the picture itself is part of the experience. A QR code remains a familiar alternative for immediate access; an onboarding QR can also help people open VizLatch before scanning the image.
Explore the scannerA FEW THINGS TO KNOWClear expectations.
Clear expectations.
Better experiences.
VizLatch is in a controlled pilot. Start small, test on the devices your audience uses, and keep a direct link available.
Will it recognize any image?
No. An image must first be registered with VizLatch. Distinctive, detailed images are better candidates. Glare, steep angles, cropping, and very similar designs can prevent a confident match.
Does a phone’s normal camera open the link?
Open the VizLatch scanner first. Your phone’s standard camera does not automatically recognize VizLatch registrations. You can use the browser or add VizLatch to your home screen.
Can I change the destination later?
Yes. Sign in to the account that registered the image, open Manage, edit the website, and save. Test the image again after every change. Pausing keeps the registration reserved; deleting releases it.
Is this a copyright or trademark registration?
No. A VizLatch receipt records an image-to-link entry within VizLatch. It does not establish copyright, trademark rights, exclusive rights to an image, or endorsement by the linked website.
Is the pilot free? What is available today?
No payment is collected by this page. The current app provides image registration, scanning, destination confirmation, and account management. Profiles, social feeds, team tools, advanced analytics, and paid plans are future possibilities, not features included today.
Who is the pilot for?
Known adult participants testing non-sensitive images and destinations, including local creators and small businesses. Register only images and websites you have permission to use. Broader availability depends on device testing, account recovery, policies, support, and security review.
This picture
could do more.
Pick a distinctive image. Give it a useful destination.
Test the experience with someone who has never seen it.