One focused reveal
Upload the image the player should discover: a product, package, finished service, bouquet, venue or campaign artwork.
Create a branded reveal game around one product image, before-and-after result or campaign visual. Players swipe or tap away the cover, score the percentage uncovered and reach your chosen reward threshold.
Free to customize. Publish one game for one calendar month for $25.
Build a free draft. Check publishing availability in your editor.
Upload the image the player should discover: a product, package, finished service, bouquet, venue or campaign artwork.
The cover is divided into 48 cells. The score reflects how much of that fixed grid the player clears, up to 100 points.
Use the finished reveal to introduce a launch, show a service outcome or frame a reward for the customer’s next visit.
This car-wash example asks you to uncover 80% of the image in up to 45 seconds. It demonstrates the real interaction; the sample does not issue a usable reward or store contact details.
This car-wash example asks you to uncover 80% of the image in up to 45 seconds. It demonstrates the real interaction; the sample does not issue a usable reward or store contact details.
This mechanic works when anticipation helps the message. The player uncovers the same campaign image through interaction; the artwork beneath the cover is not selected at random.
A link or QR code starts the browser game. The campaign title explains what the player is about to discover.
Each gesture clears nearby cells and exposes more of the image. The score rises with the revealed share until time ends or the board is clear.
At the configured score, show the reward and next step: view the range, book a service, visit a location or present a code.
Use one strong composition with a clear subject near the centre. Fine text and tiny product details are hard to understand while parts of the image remain covered.
Reveal the finished result while the customer is safely in a waiting area, then offer a clearly defined reason to return.
Example: a clean vehicle and an air freshener with the next eligible wash.Hide the launch visual under the interactive layer, then send interested players to the product details or a staffed demonstration.
Example: reveal the new pack, then open its ingredient or feature page.Use the finished arrangement as the visual payoff and connect it to an upgrade available on a future qualifying order.
Example: uncover premium wrapping and save that option for the next bouquet.Put the QR code in the collected order and reveal an accessory or styling idea related to what the customer bought.
Example: reveal an eligible accessory before showing its time-limited offer.The uncovered percentage and completed round describe interaction with the visual. They do not prove recall, booking or purchase. Measure the configured destination and redeemed offers separately.
No. Every player uncovers the campaign image you selected, and the score comes from the share of the fixed grid they clear. It does not randomly choose a hidden prize.
Yes. Upload your product or campaign artwork, preview the crop on a phone and keep essential details away from the outer edges.
You choose the score required for each reward. Test the threshold on a phone before launch; a lower target such as 80 points can keep the round practical within 45 seconds.