Spark AR update brings node-based compositing and Textile import for AR creatives

Design · 3 min read

The new node editor in Spark AR replaces several linear effect chains with a flexible graph model that supports re-usable subgraphs, conditional branching and parameterized inputs. Creators can now build complex compositing networks for face, world and hand-tracking effects with visual clarity.

Textile import means fabrics scanned with Textile or similar capture pipelines can be brought into Spark AR with proper weave normals, anisotropy and stretch parameters preserved. That improves fidelity for virtual try-ons and brand-driven AR commerce experiences.

Meta also added export presets to make it easier to migrate Spark AR effects to messaging platforms and lightweight web runtime formats. The company highlighted collaboration features that let creative teams version node graphs and preview effects on-device via a synced test link.