A tool that lets you create custom face filters and other excellent effects for Instagram, Spark AR Studio is now available to all users. Previously, it had only been available for Facebook and beta testers.

Now by reading this article you can make your own instagram filters

At its F8 Conference in May 2019, Facebook announced that anyone can build custom AR filters using its Spark AR Studio platform. This new platform allows users to create original augmented reality effects for Instagram Stories, Facebook Stories, Messenger and Portal.

How to make an AR filter with Spark AR Studios

This step-by-step guide shows you how to start creating custom filters for Instagram Stories.

Step 1: Download Spark AR Studio

Spark AR Studio is the easy-to-use platform you need to create custom filters and effects. Currently, it’s available for Mac and Windows.

Step 2: Decide on your effect

Next, walk through the tutorials in the Learning Center to get a feel for the program’s interface. Once you’re ready to get started, decide whether you’ll create a filter from scratch or choose from one of the eight templates.

Step 3: Getting started

You’ll see a placeholder object in the central panel when you open the template. That central panel is called the Viewport. This is where you’ll build your filter.

To the left is the Scene panel. You’ll use the options here to edit your Instagram Stories AR filters.

Step 4: Upload a 3D asset

Choose a 3D asset for your filter from the AR Library or import your own. For this guide, we are importing a free asset from the AR Library.

The AR Library also allows you to choose from free audio files, animations and more.

Step 5: Edit the behavior of the uploaded graphic

Now, you’ll see your uploaded asset—in our case, a rotating pizza—in the Viewport. Using the Scene panel, edit how it looks, moves and interacts with the real-world. The edits will result in your custom AR filter.

Step 6: Test your effect

You can send your test file to Instagram or Facebook to see how it works in Instagram Stories or Facebook Stories. Or you can download the Spark AR Player app.

Step 7: Publish your effect

Now, press the “upload” button in the bottom left-hand corner. You’ll find it right below the “test on device” button.

Keep in mind that your new effect won’t be published immediately. First, your creation will be reviewed to make sure it meets Spark AR’s policies and guidelines. This review process might only take a few days, or it could take up to one week.

Spark AR also has more details in its Learning Center on submitting newly created effects for approval.

You can learn the course from youtube and skill share 

My suggestion this video in youtube

An article by Munna Suprathik