If you’ve seen the Harry Potter movies or played the Harry Potter video game, you’ll know the Golden Snitch. The Golden Snitch is the third ball in the Quidditch games and the hardest one to catch. It flies around with high speeds, sometimes hovering in place. It’s the Seeker’s job to catch the Snitch, which will earn the team 150 points.

This time however, you are the Seeker. Are you fast enough to catch the snitch? The goal is to catch the Snitch four times in a row, which will fill up the meter and grant you 150 points for Gryffindor!

British automotive brand MG Motor launched a 3D immersive display advertising campaign using Google Swirl to promote the release of their first car in the Compact SUV segment, the MG Hector.

Great Ormond Street Hospital and Children’s Charity wanted to bring joy to children in hospital with an AR Christmas tree.

MADE.COM transported users to their luxury Amsterdam-style virtual apartments through an AR portal.

Murus Art is empowering customers to make more informed purchases, by allowing customers to view their entire catalogue of paintings in AR at home before purchase.

For their first ever AR experience, Moonpig got people in the mood for festive gift buying with this Christmas mini-game.

NYX inspired users to try fresh Halloween looks with this twisted take on The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

Selfridges invited users to enter their enchanted wonderland with this Christmas-themed face filter.

Trying on mascara just got funner. Prompted by the question ‘what is today’s mascara mood?’, this randomiser allows users to embody a range of Maybelline’s mascara such as the Colossal mascara evoking a ‘squad night out’ vibe.

The English National Ballet commissioned this Facebook and Instagram face filter to promote their legendary show Swan Lake. Users could transform themselves into the White Swan, just like the show’s star performer Angela Wood.

TikTok users could virtually try out Maybelline’s Lip Lifter Gloss as part of a #LiftMyMood Hashtag Challenge which accumulated over 3 billion views.

To promote The Spongebob Movie, ViacomCBS invited fans to embody the titular character with this face filter they could access by scanning a QR code on selected toys and consumer goods.

Brows or no brows – that is the question, which Maybelline helped answer with this Instagram filter that let users compare and contrast their looks based on Maybelline’s Brow Extensions product range.

Red Bull doesn’t just give you wings, it can be turned into amazing pieces of art. We turned the iconic Red Bull can into a piece of AR art.

WildBrain commissioned this Instagram randomiser effect, inviting users to discover which character from the kids TV series Strawberry Shortcake they are.

Surround yourself with five different NYX Professional Makeup lipstick shades to try on, each coming with their own personality for you to tap into!